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Rajasthan Chaos: Naresh Meena Arrest Sparks Riots, Arson, and Stone-Pelting; Police Fire Tear Gas, Clash with Supporters

Rajasthan Chaos: In Deoli-Uniyara, Rajasthan, Naresh Meena was arrested after slapping SDM Amit Chaudhary during a by-election protest. Following his arrest, Meena’s supporters blocked roads, set fires, and clashed with police, leading to tear gas deployment and stone-pelting.

Rajasthan Chaos: After the arrest of Naresh Meena in Deoli-Uniyara, Rajasthan, the ruckus has started again. Meena’s supporters have blocked the roads in an attempt to stop the police vehicles. Tires have also been burnt on the road of Samravata village in Deoli-Uniyara.

The police fired tear gas shells to disperse the people. The rioters also pelted stones at the police. Earlier, at around 12 pm, Naresh Meena, who slapped the SDM, was arrested from Samravata (Tonk) village of Deoli-Uniyara assembly constituency.

Actually, Samravata (Tonk) village had boycotted voting in the by-election. Independent candidate Naresh Meena was also on a dharna with the villagers. During this, Naresh Meena accused the officials of forcing the voting to take place. When SDM Amit Chaudhary tried to stop him, he slapped him.

After this, the villagers also tried to stop the polling parties after the voting time was over. Angry people also damaged the car of SP Vikas Sangwan. Meanwhile, the police took Naresh Meena into custody at around 9.30 pm. As soon as Meena’s supporters came to know about this, they became more angry.

Hundreds of villagers surrounded the police personnel and rescued Meena and took him away. More than 50 people were injured in the riot. These included 10 policemen. Meanwhile, on Thursday morning around 9.30 am, Naresh Meena suddenly reached Samravata village and accused the police of assault.

PHOTOS of stone pelting and arson in Deoli-Uniyara

Rajasthan Chaos: Naresh Meena's Arrest Sparks Riots, Chaos
Before arresting Naresh Meena, the police had surrounded the village from all sides. More than 500 police and STF personnel were deployed on the spot. Even after the arrest, a large number of police forces are deployed.
Rajasthan Chaos: Naresh Meena's Arrest Sparks Riots, Chaos
After the arrest of Naresh Meena on Thursday, his supporters created a huge ruckus.
Rajasthan Chaos: Naresh Meena's Arrest Sparks Riots, Chaos
Police have detained several supporters of Naresh Meena who were involved in road blockade and stone pelting.
Rajasthan Chaos: Naresh Meena's Arrest Sparks Riots, Chaos
Supporters of Naresh Meena set vehicles on fire. Villagers allege that 50 to 60 vehicles were burnt.
Rajasthan Chaos: Naresh Meena's Arrest Sparks Riots, Chaos
On Thursday morning at 6.30 am, STF and police personnel patrolled Samarwata village and surrounding areas.

Know, What’s the matter

Independent candidate slapped SDM in Deoli-Uniyara: Crowd gathered near booth in Ramgarh, police chased them away

Rajasthan Chaos: Independent candidate slapped SDM in Deoli-Uniyara: Crowd gathered near booth in Ramgarh
Independent candidate slapped SDM in Deoli-Uniyara: Crowd gathered near booth in Ramgarh

Voting was held on Wednesday for by-elections on 7 seats in Rajasthan. A total of 69.29% voting was done on these seats. The highest voting was 75.62% in Khinvsar, while the lowest voting was 62.10% in Dausa. Apart from this, 75.27% voting was done in Ramgarh, 65.80% in Jhunjhunu, 65.10% in Deoli-Uniyara, 67.01% in Salumbhar and 74.10% in Chaurasi.

Earlier, during the day’s voting, many controversies also came to the fore. In Samravata of Deoli-Uniyara assembly constituency, independent candidate Naresh Meena slapped SDM Amit Chaudhary. Meena also had a scuffle with the police officers present there. Naresh Meena is accused of forcibly entering the polling booth.

On the other hand, Naresh Meena says that the people of this village have demanded to change the subdivision headquarters. That is why they boycotted the voting, but the administrative officers were forcing people to vote by threatening them. This is what he had opposed. Late at night, Naresh Meena’s supporters pelted stones at the police and set vehicles on fire. The police fired tear gas shells and dispersed the protesters.

One and a half hour long uproar… broke into houses, vandalised, 100 vehicles burnt to ashes, 60 detained, internet shut down

Rajasthan Chaos: SDM slap incident
SDM slap incident: One and a half hour long uproar… broke into houses, vandalised, 100 vehicles burnt to ashes, 60 detained, internet shut down

The situation in the area remains tense after the violence during the by-election in Samravata village of Tonk district of Rajasthan on Wednesday. In view of the incident, heavy police force has been deployed in the village. Special police teams are continuously patrolling the village and surrounding areas to keep the situation under control. This incident is further increasing the tension in the election atmosphere, which is already witnessing fierce political competition regarding the by-election. Internet has been shut down in the area. Collector Saumya Jha said that Naresh Meena was supporting the villagers who had announced to boycott the voting.

Police fired tear gas shells and 100 rounds of aerial firing

There was a fierce clash between the supporters of MLA candidate Naresh Meena and the police. It is alleged that Meena supporters pelted stones at the police. Incidents of arson were also reported during the violence. To control the situation, the police fired tear gas shells. About 100 rounds of aerial firing were done.

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curfew like situation

There is a curfew-like atmosphere in the area and the police have taken strict measures to keep the situation under control. The situation is being monitored by the local administration, and police and administrative officials have been deployed to investigate the incident. Those involved in the violence will be identified and legal action will be taken. This incident is further increasing the tension in the election environment, which is already witnessing fierce political competition over the by-election.

More than 100 vehicles burnt to ashes

The violence during the by-election in Samravata village of Tonk district of Rajasthan took a serious turn. The rioters set a large number of vehicles on fire and clashed with the police. More than 100 two-wheelers and four-wheelers were burnt. Among these, many bikes and cars were targeted by the rioters. Many villagers have been injured in the violence. The administration is providing medical assistance to the injured.

Echo of slap and violence

The violence in Samravata village of Tonk district has created a stir in political and administrative circles. The incident of independent candidate Naresh Meena slapping SDM Amit Chaudhary further inflamed the matter. Meena wrote on social media, I am fine, I am not scared, nor will I be scared, the future strategy will be told. The tension increased further after Naresh Meena slapped SDM Amit Chaudhary during a scuffle at the polling booth. The slapping incident took the form of violence in the village.

So far 60 people have been arrested, 4 FIRs have been registered

The police have arrested 60 people so far. Four FIRs have been registered. This action has been taken against those involved in violence and stone pelting. The police is conducting raids at various places in search of Naresh Meena. The Tonk administration and police have increased security in the entire area after the incident. Heavy police force has been deployed, and patrolling is going on to maintain peace in the area. 12 police personnel have been injured in the stone pelting. The police had to use tear gas and aerial firing to control the crowd.

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