Women Dragged And Assaulted By Men Over Land Dispute In MP's Guna; School Girl Files Complaint―VIDEO
Guna (Madhya Pradesh): A disturbing video is going viral on social media, showing three women, including a schoolgirl, allegedly being assaulted by some men over a land dispute in Guna district. The accused allegedly dragged the women into a house, tore the minor girl's clothes, hurled caste-based abuses and threatened to kill them. The incident occurred on October 19 under the Cantt police…
In Guna district of Madhya Pradesh, a video has emerged showing the alleged assault of three women, including a schoolgirl, over a land dispute. The incident took place on October 19, near the Cantt police station limits. The accused men, allegedly Gajram Yadav and his Yadav caste associates, dragged the women into a house, tore the minor girl's clothes, verbally abused them with caste-based slurs, and threatened to kill them.
The women's family has been in a long-standing land dispute with Gajram Yadav. When the family discovered their maize stored in the field missing on October 19, they reported the matter to the police. The student's father, Kok Singh, brother Hari Singh, and maternal uncle Balistir Ahirwar went to the police station carrying documents related to the land issue.
They were intercepted by the accused men, who dragged them into a house and subjected them to physical assaults, including kicks, punches, and slaps. The minor girl, along with her mother and sister-in-law, suffered injuries. The accused also allegedly used caste-based language and threatened to kill the family members if they returned to the contested land.
Police registered a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Act after receiving the complaint. They are currently searching for the accused.
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