'Jai Johar' Row In Bhopal! Police Inspector Suspended For Allegedly Abusing Tribal Students, Leaders Demand FIR
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Misrod police station in-charge inspector Ratan Singh Parihar was suspended on Wednesday for allegedly abusing and making inappropriate casteist remarks against tribal students after they raised the slogan Jai Johar during a protest at Roshanpura on Tuesday. The incident, captured in a video that went viral on social media, triggered widespread outrage, with tribal…
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) - A police inspector at Misrod police station has been suspended for allegedly abusing and making casteist remarks against tribal students. The incident occurred during a protest where students chanted the slogan "Jai Johar." Video footage of the alleged misconduct went viral, prompting outrage from tribal political leaders who demanded that an FIR be filed against the inspector.
The police inspector, Ratan Singh Parihar, was also previously accused of pushing and assaulting students during the Chief Minister Youth Conclave held at Lal Parade Ground. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has ordered an inquiry into the matter, and Minister of State Narendra Shivaji Patel stated that action will be taken against the inspector and any other personnel found guilty.
The incident took place when Gondwana Students Union-affiliated students staged a protest in Roshanpura to demand various changes. The police department's response cited the seriousness of the incident and its impact on the police's image, emphasizing that an impartial inquiry is currently underway.
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