Inspector dragged farmer holding collar after burning stubble, 5 arrested and sent to jail

Mainpuri In Uttar Pradesh, lawsuits are being filed against farmers in all the districts for stubble burning. Action is being taken against the farmers in Mainpuri too. Here Kishni police registered a case against 5 farmers and sent them to jail. During this time there was a dispute between the police and the farmers about burning stubble in the field, after which Kishni Inspector Ajit Singh dragged the farmer by holding the collar. The picture of this action of the inspector is becoming viral on social media.

The matter is related to Kishni police station area of ​​Mainpuri district. On Thursday, SDM Ramsakal left for Maurya Police Force and Deputy Agriculture Director DV Singh for checking in the area. During this time, 5 cases of stubble burning were reported. On the spot, the five farmers were taken into custody by the police and presented in the SDM court. From here Deputy District Collector Kishni sent him to jail. This is discussed in the entire district, because farmers have been sent to jail for the first time in Mainpuri for burning stubble.

Anger among farmers due to inspector’s action
In this way, the farmer is called Annadata, but in the picture, Inspector-in-charge Ajit Singh is holding the collar of the farmer and pulling it. After this picture has gone viral, not only is there anger among the farmers, but also the subject of discussion among the common man. People say that this attitude of the police towards the Annadata is not tolerable. It is the Annadata, who fills the stomach of every person and the police are seen to be acting viciously with him.

These farmers were sent to jail
The farmers sent to jail include Bhura son Rajendra Singh resident Nagla Akhe, Rajendra Singh son Komal Singh resident Prithvipur, Pradeep Pal son Ratan Singh resident Ujjalpur, Udayapratap son Sowran Singh and Ramkailash son Lakhan Singh. It is alleged that stubble was burnt in his field. On the spot, the police arrested the five farmers and presented them in the SDM court. From here the SDM sent him to jail. The villagers say that for the first time, farmers have been sent to jail for burning stubble.