Ajmer remained closed on Saturday in protest against sexual harassment at Bijayanagar school. More than 124 organizations supported the bandh at the call of GDP. Workers of Hinduist organizations went out to close the market with sticks and sticks in their hands. Tempo, e-rai on many places on the way
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The outrage rally reached the collectorate at around eleven in the morning. A large number of people associated with various organizations participated in it. The workers climbed on the barricade on the collectorate and shouted slogans. The memorandum was later submitted to the Collector. Some shops were found open in the Dargah market, which were closed. Emergency services were not affected by the shutdown. Essential services like school-college, petrol pump, gas agency, hospital were operational.
Priyank Kanungo, a member of the National Human Rights Commission, reached Bijayanagar on Saturday. He met the families and school operators of the victim girls. Kanungo said that school minor girls were tempted and befriended and then made a victim of sexual harassment. He was also blackmailed.
The commission member directed to start the education of the victim girls. Each victim will be given financial assistance of 20 thousand rupees. He said that many more girls can also suffer. Complaint boxes will be kept at the board examination centers for one month, in which complaints can be made without name.
See Ajmer closed in photos …
The outrage rally on behalf of Gross Hindu Samaj started from Gandhi Bhavan in Ajmer and reached the collectorate. Strict security arrangements have been made here.
Despite the call of Ajmer bandh, some shops are open in the Dargah market. Hinduist organizations have appealed to traders to close shops.
People from the Hinduist organization gathered at the fountain circle of Ajmer. Meanwhile, there was an argument with the e-rickshaw driver passing by. After this, the driver was given several slaps.
Tempo’s wheel was fired during a closed in Agra Gate area of Ajmer.
Public transport running during the bandh was also stopped and the passengers were removed from them.
This kind of scene was seen in many areas of Ajmer. Despite the bandh, the vehicles that were seen on the roads were removed.
Shops are closed in Nala Bazaar in Dargah area.
Markets are being closed with sticks and sticks in this style in the Dargah market of Ajmer.
During the Ajmer bandh, Councilor Subhash Jatav joined hands and appealed to the flower garlands to cooperate in the bandh.
Additional police forces have been deployed to maintain peace and order during Ajmer bandh. Police is keeping a close watch on other areas including the Dargah market.
13 accused caught so far On 15 February, a minor had filed a case at Bijayanagar police station. After that another minor filed a case. Then a report was also given by the father of 3 girls. It is alleged that he was blackmailing the minor girls studying in private school by making raping and pornographic photo-videos. Forcibly forced to read, keep fasting and conversion. The police registered a case under other sections including poxo and started investigation.
Bijayanagar police have so far arrested 13 accused. 3 of these are minors. Police are interrogating former councilor Hakim Qureshi and Cafe Director Sanwar Mal. The police will present the former councilor in the court on 2 March.
Police arrested four accused – Sohail Mansuri, Lukman, Aashiq and Karim yesterday. Today, after appearing in Ajmer Poxo Court, all the accused were sent to jail.
These are under police custody …
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