Madhya Pradesh / Indore police cruelty on auto driver over not wearing mask properly

Madhya Pradesh | It is mandatory to follow rules such as masks and social distancing to prevent the corona epidemic. State governments have also ordered strict action against those who violate these rules, but two policemen in Madhya Pradesh came down to vandalism instead of legal action. In Indore, an auto driver was beaten severely after being dropped on the road for not wearing a mask properly. Both policemen beat him brutally with kick and bribes. This video of police brutality has gone viral.

35-year-old auto driver Krishna Keyer was on his way to the hospital to visit his ailing father. He was wearing a mask but it came under his nose. Seeing this, two policemen stopped him and asked him to go to the police station. When the auto driver denied it, the policemen started beating him there. A person standing on the street made a video of it which has gone viral on social media.

Difficult to watch. Man being brutally beaten by police in Indore for not wearing a mask. His wailing child pleads for him..
What is wrong with these cops, this is unbelievable cruelty ??#covid pic.twitter.com/8mfX2lk186

— Gantantra Parody (@GantantraP) April 6, 2021

It can be seen in the video that both the policemen are beating and beating the auto driver on the middle road. The son of the auto driver screams and cries to save his father. But the policemen continued to vandalize for a long time. The names of the policemen who were assaulted are being described as Kamal Prajapati and Dharmendra Jat. They have been suspended after the video went viral. Recently such pictures have come from other parts of the country, where only policemen were seen violating the laws to follow the Corona rules.

On Monday, 805 people were found infected in Indore. With this, the number of active cases has increased to 5875. A total of 74,029 corona infections have been reported so far in the district. Of these infected, 67,177 have been declared healthy after treatment, while a total of 977 infected could not be rescued during treatment.