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Chhatarpur News: A strange case has come to light in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh. In fact, in Atrar village of the district, the Sarpanch has been accused of boycotting 20 people on the issue of untouchability. Last Tuesday, seven villagers including a woman approached the SP office…read more
Jagat Ahirwar, resident of Atrar village
Chhatarpur. In Atrar village of the district, the Sarpanch has been accused of boycotting 20 people on the issue of untouchability. Last Tuesday, seven villagers including a woman filed a complaint in the SP office. He says that the Sarpanch has ostracized 20 people of the village for offering Prasad in the temple. Now these people are not allowed to attend any social event or invitation in the village.
Actually, Jagat Ahirwar, a resident of Atrar village, had offered Prasad in the temple of Baba Ji of Talaiya village on August 20. Jagat says that this Prasad was eaten by the village priest and other villagers. After this, Sarpanch Santosh Tiwari boycotted these 20 people. The villagers allege that they have been ostracized from the society for eating ‘Harijan’s Prasad’.
Accused of boycott in the village
Raju Kushwaha and Jagat Ahirwar of the village told that now they are not invited to any function of the village. According to him, the Sarpanch has said that he has eaten ‘Harijan’s Prasad’, hence he has been boycotted. Because of this, he is facing mental harassment in his life.
Threat of suicide if action is not taken
Jagat Ahirwar told that an application was given to Satai police station on January 2, but no action was taken. After this, I applied to the DIG office also, but there was no solution there either. After this he lodged a complaint in the SP office and demanded immediate action. Jagat Ahirwar said that if action is not taken soon, he will protest and if action is not taken even after this, he will commit suicide.
Meanwhile, Bijawar SDOP Shashank Jain said that this is a serious matter. It is being verified. He said that action will be taken soon.
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