On Wednesday, Karni Sena activists violently attacked the residence of Ramjilal Suman, a Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha MP. Armed with sticks and stones, the protestors stormed the MP's home, causing significant damage.
Agra: On Wednesday, Karni Sena activists created a major disturbance at the residence of Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha MP Ramjilal Suman. Armed with sticks and stones, the protestors attacked the MP's home, resulting in vandalism. Following the incident, police arrived on the scene, dispersed the rioters, and detained several individuals. Two FIRs have been registered – one filed by the MP's son and another by the police.
How the Attack Unfolded?
The incident is reportedly linked to a statement made by Samajwadi Party MP Ramjilal Suman in the parliament. Hundreds of Karni Sena activists, angered by his statement, arrived at the MP's Agra residence from Kuberpur in cars, motorcycles, and even a bulldozer. While police attempted to stop them, the activists broke through barricades and proceeded.
Vandalism and Violence
The Karni Sena activists created a ruckus outside the MP's ADA flat in Sanjay Place.
They attempted to break down the colony gate.
They pelted stones at the house, shattering windows and doors.
They targeted six or more vehicles belonging to the MP and other party leaders, smashing their windows.
Chairs and other belongings were also damaged.
Family Under Threat
While MP Ramjilal Suman was in Delhi at the time of the attack, his son and former MLA Ranjeet Suman was at home along with his wife and other sons. The family locked themselves inside during the attack. Ranjeet Suman stated that the attackers arrived suddenly and launched their assault. Despite the police presence, the mob was out of control, causing considerable fear and anxiety for the family.
Upon receiving information about the commotion, the police arrived and used lathi charges to control the rioters. Some attackers were arrested, while CCTV footage is being examined to identify others.
Two FIRs Registered
First FIR: Filed by the MP's son, Ranjeet Suman, accusing the attackers of assault and property damage.
Second FIR: Filed by the police, charging the perpetrators with disturbing public peace and disrupting law and order.
