Zoom News : May 21, 2022, 05:59 PM
Bhanwarlal Jain (65), the eldest son of Ratlam district's oldest sarpanch Pistabai Chattar (86), was lynched by a BJP leader. The old man was killed on the suspicion of being a Muslim. The person who died was the brother of another BJP leader.
The entire family of the sarpanch had gone to Chittorgarh to worship Bheruji on 15 May. On May 16, Bhanwarlal went missing after worship. On Thursday, his body was found on Rampura road, half a km from the police station in Manasa (Neemuch). Now the VIDEO of beating Bhanwarlal has come to the fore. Neemuch police has arrested the accused Dinesh Kushwaha. He came to the fore when a bulldozer was sent to demolish his house in Manasa.
BJP leader kept beating badlyThe BJP leader who beat up the elderly is Dinesh Kushwaha. In the video, he is seen beating Bhanwarlal badly by asking him to show his Aadhar card. When Dinesh asked the name and address, Mohammad came out of the mouth of mentally weak Bhanwarlal. Dinesh was shocked to hear this. He asked for Aadhar card and slapped Bhanwarlal continuously. Police has registered an FIR against Dinesh Kushwaha of Manasa (Ratlam). Dinesh has been an office-bearer in BJP Yuva Morcha and city unit. His wife has been a BJP councilor from ward number 3 in Manasa Municipal Council.
Bhanwarlal was mentally unwellThe Sarpanch of Sirsa (Ratlam) Pistabai has three sons – Bhanwarlal, Ashok and Rajesh Chattar. Ashok Chattar is the president of Tulavati Association in Mandi, while Rajesh is active in social service and is a sarpanch representative. The eldest son Bhanwarlal was mentally unsound. That's why he was not married.
Bhanwarlal went missing from Chittorgarh FortAll the family members of Sarpanch Pistabai had gone to perform Bheru Puja at Chittorgarh Fort in Rajasthan on Purnima. On the second day on May 16, at 12 noon, Bhanwarlal got down from the fort without informing the family members. The family members searched a lot, but when they could not find them, they lodged a missing complaint at the Chittorgarh Kotwali police station.
Everyone thought that they must have come to Javra alone by sitting in the bus, so they started searching there too, but on Thursday, May 19, in the afternoon, Bhanwarlal's body was found on Rampura Road in Manasa. The police kept it in the hospital and made the photo viral on social media to identify the deceased. As soon as the younger brothers Ashok and Rajesh got information in Sarsi, they reached Manasa and identified the dead body. After identification, the dead body was brought to the village after postmortem on Friday morning and last rites were performed.
VIDEO of the assault went viral by the accused himselfThe VIDEO of the assault was also made viral by the accused Dinesh himself in the Swachh Bharat group. From here, he reached Bhanwarlal's family through another group. Taking cognizance on the basis of this video, the police started the search for the husband of the BJP councilor and filed an FIR. At present he is absconding. Initially, the Manasa police station was seen procrastinating about registering an FIR. On the complaint of Jain society and relatives, accused Dinesh Kushwaha was booked under sections 302 and 304.
Also accused of withdrawing 200 rupees from pocketRajesh Chattar says that Bhai Bhanwarlal would not have been able to tell anything due to his innocence. Dinesh beat him badly. It is suspected that this is what caused the death. There were also marks of assault on the body at the time of postmortem. The assailant also took out Rs 200 from his pocket.
thrown out of the postmortem roomBhanwarlal's brother Rajesh Chattar told that when I inquired after seeing the injuries on the leg during PM in Manasa, I was forcibly thrown out. Correct information was also not given. It is certain that his death was due to beating. Hundreds of people, including the deceased's brother Rajesh Chattar, reached Manasa police station to file a report against Dinesh Kushwaha. Rajesh told that he was in panic and if Dinesh had any doubts, he would have taken him to the police.
Arrived there in the affair of Sarsi near ManasaThe conductor who made Bhanwarlal sit in the Javra bus from Nimbaheda got his phone call from Rajesh Chattar. Rajesh told that they had come till Javra bus stand. To go to Sarsi here, he sat in Manasa's bus. There are Sarsi villages near Manasa. Even those who take the bus understand that you will have to go to Sarasi. Bhanwarlal wandered in Manasa and could not speak in panic.
nothing happened to the home ministerThe statement of Home Minister Narottam Mishra had come that he had spoken to the relatives of the deceased. At the same time, the younger brother of the deceased Rajesh Chattar told that he did not talk to the Home Minister.
What is happening in MP: Kamal NathState Congress President and former Chief Minister Kamal Nath tweeted and said – What is happening in Madhya Pradesh…? Kamal Nath said that the incidents of lynching of tribals in Seoni, Guna, Mhow, Mandla and now the lynching of an elderly man in Manasa of Neemuch district of the state… whose name is being told as Bhanwarlal Jain. Kamal Nath said that like Seoni, the accused's affiliation with the BJP is coming to the fore. Where is the law and order of the state? For how long will people continue to be killed like this? Why are the spirits of criminals so high? The focus of the government is only on the event? Former CM Digvijay Singh retweeted a tweet in this matter. Wrote- I have come to know that a case has been registered against Dinesh Kushwaha of BJP under section 302. Let's see if he gets arrested or not.
Digvijay does not speak about any other religion: Home MinisterThe statement of Home Minister Narottam Mishra has also come to the fore. The Home Minister said that Digvijay will be supported by those who speak against Hinduism or Hindu gods and goddesses. Have you ever seen that he has supported someone who speaks against some other religion or has himself spoken against any other religion. Can't speak of any other religion About He said that supporting Professor Ratan Lal of Delhi University is also an example of this. Mishra also told that a case has been registered against the accused of Neemuch incident under sections 302 and 304 of IPC.
The entire family of the sarpanch had gone to Chittorgarh to worship Bheruji on 15 May. On May 16, Bhanwarlal went missing after worship. On Thursday, his body was found on Rampura road, half a km from the police station in Manasa (Neemuch). Now the VIDEO of beating Bhanwarlal has come to the fore. Neemuch police has arrested the accused Dinesh Kushwaha. He came to the fore when a bulldozer was sent to demolish his house in Manasa.
BJP leader kept beating badlyThe BJP leader who beat up the elderly is Dinesh Kushwaha. In the video, he is seen beating Bhanwarlal badly by asking him to show his Aadhar card. When Dinesh asked the name and address, Mohammad came out of the mouth of mentally weak Bhanwarlal. Dinesh was shocked to hear this. He asked for Aadhar card and slapped Bhanwarlal continuously. Police has registered an FIR against Dinesh Kushwaha of Manasa (Ratlam). Dinesh has been an office-bearer in BJP Yuva Morcha and city unit. His wife has been a BJP councilor from ward number 3 in Manasa Municipal Council.
Bhanwarlal was mentally unwellThe Sarpanch of Sirsa (Ratlam) Pistabai has three sons – Bhanwarlal, Ashok and Rajesh Chattar. Ashok Chattar is the president of Tulavati Association in Mandi, while Rajesh is active in social service and is a sarpanch representative. The eldest son Bhanwarlal was mentally unsound. That's why he was not married.
Bhanwarlal went missing from Chittorgarh FortAll the family members of Sarpanch Pistabai had gone to perform Bheru Puja at Chittorgarh Fort in Rajasthan on Purnima. On the second day on May 16, at 12 noon, Bhanwarlal got down from the fort without informing the family members. The family members searched a lot, but when they could not find them, they lodged a missing complaint at the Chittorgarh Kotwali police station.
Everyone thought that they must have come to Javra alone by sitting in the bus, so they started searching there too, but on Thursday, May 19, in the afternoon, Bhanwarlal's body was found on Rampura Road in Manasa. The police kept it in the hospital and made the photo viral on social media to identify the deceased. As soon as the younger brothers Ashok and Rajesh got information in Sarsi, they reached Manasa and identified the dead body. After identification, the dead body was brought to the village after postmortem on Friday morning and last rites were performed.
VIDEO of the assault went viral by the accused himselfThe VIDEO of the assault was also made viral by the accused Dinesh himself in the Swachh Bharat group. From here, he reached Bhanwarlal's family through another group. Taking cognizance on the basis of this video, the police started the search for the husband of the BJP councilor and filed an FIR. At present he is absconding. Initially, the Manasa police station was seen procrastinating about registering an FIR. On the complaint of Jain society and relatives, accused Dinesh Kushwaha was booked under sections 302 and 304.
Also accused of withdrawing 200 rupees from pocketRajesh Chattar says that Bhai Bhanwarlal would not have been able to tell anything due to his innocence. Dinesh beat him badly. It is suspected that this is what caused the death. There were also marks of assault on the body at the time of postmortem. The assailant also took out Rs 200 from his pocket.
thrown out of the postmortem roomBhanwarlal's brother Rajesh Chattar told that when I inquired after seeing the injuries on the leg during PM in Manasa, I was forcibly thrown out. Correct information was also not given. It is certain that his death was due to beating. Hundreds of people, including the deceased's brother Rajesh Chattar, reached Manasa police station to file a report against Dinesh Kushwaha. Rajesh told that he was in panic and if Dinesh had any doubts, he would have taken him to the police.
Arrived there in the affair of Sarsi near ManasaThe conductor who made Bhanwarlal sit in the Javra bus from Nimbaheda got his phone call from Rajesh Chattar. Rajesh told that they had come till Javra bus stand. To go to Sarsi here, he sat in Manasa's bus. There are Sarsi villages near Manasa. Even those who take the bus understand that you will have to go to Sarasi. Bhanwarlal wandered in Manasa and could not speak in panic.
nothing happened to the home ministerThe statement of Home Minister Narottam Mishra had come that he had spoken to the relatives of the deceased. At the same time, the younger brother of the deceased Rajesh Chattar told that he did not talk to the Home Minister.
What is happening in MP: Kamal NathState Congress President and former Chief Minister Kamal Nath tweeted and said – What is happening in Madhya Pradesh…? Kamal Nath said that the incidents of lynching of tribals in Seoni, Guna, Mhow, Mandla and now the lynching of an elderly man in Manasa of Neemuch district of the state… whose name is being told as Bhanwarlal Jain. Kamal Nath said that like Seoni, the accused's affiliation with the BJP is coming to the fore. Where is the law and order of the state? For how long will people continue to be killed like this? Why are the spirits of criminals so high? The focus of the government is only on the event? Former CM Digvijay Singh retweeted a tweet in this matter. Wrote- I have come to know that a case has been registered against Dinesh Kushwaha of BJP under section 302. Let's see if he gets arrested or not.
Digvijay does not speak about any other religion: Home MinisterThe statement of Home Minister Narottam Mishra has also come to the fore. The Home Minister said that Digvijay will be supported by those who speak against Hinduism or Hindu gods and goddesses. Have you ever seen that he has supported someone who speaks against some other religion or has himself spoken against any other religion. Can't speak of any other religion About He said that supporting Professor Ratan Lal of Delhi University is also an example of this. Mishra also told that a case has been registered against the accused of Neemuch incident under sections 302 and 304 of IPC.