Uttar Pradesh News: The Mainpuri incident in Rae Bareli is now starting to seem old because something else ‘big’ has happened here. And this incident is not about any murder or robbery, but about a woman’s request for help. Yes, you heard it right. A woman named Rachna Maurya, who was already in trouble, reached the office of the Superintendent of Police seeking help. But the limit was reached when his words were not heard. Now, what to do, perhaps the police feels that ‘legal aid’ is only for big people and not for the general public.
After complaining a few times and becoming frustrated, Rachna finally lost her temper. As soon as the voice was raised, it seemed as if the policemen complained about noise pollution. Now the bureaucrats are not at all fond of listening to the loud voice of the public. They consider it against the honor of the gentleman. outcome? Rachna Maurya was sent behind bars this winter, because one had to learn how to sit peacefully. Forget help, they got the comfort of jail. and family? Those poor people are now worried whether they had gone to ask for help or to get a jail ticket.
Police gave clarification
Rae Bareli Police issued a statement and said, Rachna Maurya, daughter of late Ramchandra Maurya, resident of Bastepur police station, Kotwali Nagar district, came to the office of the Superintendent of Police, Rae Bareli, abusing and fighting with her sister, who is a female employee in the office of the Superintendent of Police, regarding her personal family dispute. -When she started fighting and moved away from the spot, the said woman Rachna Maurya deliberately collided with the policemen present and the people present in the police office. Started behaving rudely. Lady police station incharge Kiran Bhaskar came to the spot and tried to console the woman and talked about resolving the family matter peacefully, but Rachna Maurya was not ready to agree but instead became more agitated and started creating ruckus by using foul language and indecent behaviour. Therefore, by taking effective preventive action, the lady police station chief took the above woman in police custody and registered a case at Kotwali Nagar police station and presented her before the magistrate, who approved judicial remand of 06 days and sent her to jail in custody.
