In Etawah, the case of assault with storytellers was hot! State Human Rights Commission took cognizance, sought report from SSP

Lucknow: A heartbreaking incident has come to light from Bakewar police station area of ​​Etawah district, which embarrassed humanity. Here the narrator Mukut Mani Yadav and his comrades were allegedly beaten and inhuman. They come from backward classes. After the video of this incident went viral on social media, now the State Human Rights Commission has taken serious cognizance in the whole matter.

Allahabad High Court advocate Dr. Gajendra Singh Yadav had filed a complaint with the State Human Rights Commission. It was told in the complaint that on June 21, at the invitation of villagers in Dadarpur village, narrator Mukut Mani Yadav along with his colleague Sant Singh Vyas and others had come to do religious stories. Everything went well for two days, but when the story ended on the night of 22 June, some local people asked the narrator their caste. The whole dispute started only after knowing the caste.

25 thousand rupees snatched from narrator

According to the complaint, the narrator and their colleagues were beaten up badly, cutting their head hair and peak. Religious dholak, harmonium etc. brought with them were also broken. It is also alleged that 25 thousand rupees were also taken away from the narrator. The situation became even more embarrassing when it was pretended to “purify” a woman by urination on the narrator and her companions.

Not only has the self -esteem of the storytellers about this whole incident, but this inhuman behavior is also an open violation of the right to live a dignified life. Also, this whole incident is considered to be an ethnic hatred and hurting religious sentiments.

State human rights took cognizance

On the complaint given by Dr. Gajendra Singh Yadav, the State Human Rights Commission has taken cognizance and sought an inquiry report from the Senior Superintendent of Police of Etawah (SSP). The commission says that the allegations made in the complaint are of serious nature, so it is necessary to take immediate report in this matter.

Next hearing will be held on August 18
The Commission has directed that SSP Etawah will have to submit an inquiry report by 14 August 2025, and the next hearing will be held on 18 August. The Commission is very serious about what kind of hatred can be given to the society with a social and religiously active person.