Tughlaq’s order was narrated to a young man in Machalpur police station area – Photo: Machalpur police station area Tughlaq’s decree was narrated to the young man Expansion In Rajgarh district of Madhya Pradesh, a case has come to the fore of narrating Tughlaqi decree to a young man regarding untouchability. A young man found it so expensive to eat at a Dalit wedding ceremony that he was asked to show the way out of the society along with financial punishment. In protest against this, the Dalit society submitted a complaint application to the in-charge of the Machalpur police station and demanded action against the concerned social people. Told the young man Punishment
5100 Actually the case is of Machalpur police station area of ​​Rajgarh district, where a young man had food at the wedding ceremony of Dalit community. On knowing this, the people of Malakar community sentenced the young man. The young man was ordered to pay a fine of Rs , bathe in the Shipra river and get his hair cut. Along with this, pressure is being created to show the way out of the society. Cleaning stopped WARNING TO
In protest against this decision of Malakar Samaj, Valmiki Samaj submitted a complaint application to Machalpur police station in-charge on Saturday. It was said in the complaint that the sentiments of the Valmiki community have been hurt by this decision. Society is feeling humiliated in itself. He said that in protest against this decision, the Valmiki community stops the cleaning work for one day and demands action against the people of the said society. If action is not taken against the concerned in three days, then all the cleaning work will be stopped. BOTH PARTIES Agreement was made by calling at the police station 51002023 Whereas, till late evening the police Taking the matter seriously, called both the parties to the police station and talked. On which the people of Malakar community asked to withdraw their decision. The Valmiki Samaj accepted this for not taking any action on it and also withdrew its complaint. Regarding the matter, Machalpur police station in-charge Jitendra Ajnare told that people from both sides were called to the police station and discussed Went. An agreement has been reached between both the parties. Police has received a written application again for not wanting to take any action on the said complaint application. ,