Police have registered a case against five people, including the ward chairperson, in connection with the incident where Birendra Sah, a local of Aurahi Rural Municipality-3, was tied to a tree in the name of clearing the road.
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A complaint has been registered against five people, including the ward chairman, in the incident of inhumane treatment of a young man in Siraha. The police have registered a complaint against five people, including the ward chairman, in the incident of tying Birendra Sah, a local of Aurahi Rural Municipality-3, to a tree in the name of clearing the road.
According to Siraha Police Chief Superintendent of Police Basudev Pathak, in this incident, a complaint has been registered against five people, including ward chairman Jivachh Yadav, locals Hema Yadav, Rambabu Yadav, Mukesh Yadav, Sudip Yadav and Bisun Yadav, for indecent behavior and the investigation has progressed.
'We have registered the victim's complaint, now the remaining process is being completed and arrest permission is being obtained,' said Superintendent of Police Pathak, 'According to the role of each person revealed during the investigation, action will be taken against them accordingly.'
An agricultural road was constructed in Pipara Tol in Aurahi-3 a year ago. In that process, Birendra's land was unilaterally taken . However, due to the dispute, the road was not put into use . A team including the ward chairman had gone to clear the same road on Monday with a dozer .
However, when Birendra protested, the ward chairman and others tied him to a tree, beat him and treated him inhumanly, and forcibly demolished structures built on private land to clear the road .
