Dalit Village Set On Fire In Post-Poll Violence In Madhya Pradesh
NDTV
Despite the severity of the situation, there are allegations that the police have not taken any action against the perpetrators of the crime.
In a disturbing incident following the bypolls in Vijaypur Assembly seat in Madhya Pradesh, some people set fire to a Dalit village.
The incident occurred in Gohta village after voting concluded late on Wednesday.
According to information, the accused created a ruckus in the village, pelted stones and vandalised properties.
The 19-year-old man and the minor boy were known to a male friend of the victim, Deputy Commissioner of Police Vinod Kumar Meena said.
"My mother was insulted. Don't you remember insulting my mother that day? We never talked about Jagan's family," Nara Lokesh said.
Despite the severity of the situation, there are allegations that the police have not taken any action against the perpetrators of the crime.
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