There was a horse fight with the police of 6 police stations: The bride’s brother had asked for protection from the police, first he had stopped the Dalit groom from riding the horse.
There was tight police vigil at the wedding of a Dalit girl on Sunday night. Police and officers from 6 police stations were deployed during the groom’s horse ride. The family had already sought protection from the police. For this reason, policemen remained deployed during the wedding in Toda village of Bahtukala police station area in Laxmangarh, Alwar. In fact, earlier too in this village a case of not allowing a Dalit groom to ride a mare had come to light.
Bahtukala police station officer Ramswaroop Bairwa said that 23 year old Sonu Kumar, son of Jagan Prasad, resident of Toda, had given an application in the police station a few days ago. The young man had told that his sister’s marriage is on 4 February 2024 in village Toda. Whose marriage procession will come from village Kalsada police station Malakheda. Some anti-social elements in the village may create disruption in the wedding procession and other wedding ceremonies.
Police remained deployed during horse riding
After this, the police held a meeting with the villagers in Toda village. Bhim Sena State Vice President Sher Singh said that on February 4, during the horse riding of the girl, RAC personnel including ASP Suresh Khedi, Kathumar, Kherli, Bahatukala, Govindgarh, Laxmangarh and Barodamev and Laxmangarh and Kathumar DSP were also deployed.
Courtesy: Hindi News