There was a fight in the village in the area on Tuesday afternoon over a dispute over giving liquor to the groom in the wedding procession. The bride’s brother and sister-in-law were injured in the fight. A complaint has been given by one party.
The wedding procession of the daughter of a person resident of a village in the area had come from a village in Nahtaur area on Tuesday. While having lunch in the afternoon, the groom’s friends started insisting on making him drink alcohol. This was opposed by the bride’s side. Due to this, kicks, punches and sticks were used during fights between wedding guests and housewives. The bride’s brother Anil, Shekhar, cousin Arjun and sister-in-law Maya Devi were injured in the fight.
The injured were admitted to the medical college hospital. The bride’s uncle Mula Singh told that the groom’s friends were forcefully making him drink alcohol. When he protested against this, he beat him. A complaint has been lodged in the police station.
Mula Singh has filed a complaint in Mandawar police station. Mandawar police station incharge Sanjay Tomar said that there was a fight between some youths. Action is being taken. The wedding rituals have been completed. The bride left.
Teenager dies in collision between two bikes
Jalilpur: Ayaan (16 years old) son of Dishad, resident of village Padhla, was coming towards his house from Chandpur side by bike with his friend Ajdev resident Zeeshan son of Mobin at around 9.30 pm on Monday night. His bike collided with another bike near the Primary Health Center on Jalilpur-Chandpur road. In which Ayaan’s motorcycle fell towards the road and another bike fell into the mud.
Ion died on the spot after being hit by a DCM coming at high speed from Chandpur. Fellow Zeeshan was seriously injured. On receiving information about the accident, Ayaan’s relatives reached the spot. Seeing Ayaan’s dead body, there was chaos among the relatives. Angry relatives and villagers started creating ruckus there. After that the body was not allowed to rise for about an hour. Later, after persuasion by the police, the relatives agreed.
