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U'khand Police Accused of Assault, Vandalism; Women File Complaints
Hindustan Times Lucknow
|March 13, 2025
A police raid in Fatehganj East has sparked controversy after local women accused the Uttarakhand Police of assault, vandalism, and unlawful detention.
MEERUT: Around eight women have lodged formal complaints at the Fatehganj East police station, alleging that officers broke into their homes, misbehaved with residents, and took away their family members without justification.
According to reports, Udham Singh Nagar SSP, Manikant Mishra, led a raid in the early hours of Monday in Fatehganj East town, targeting alleged smugglers. However, the operation yielded no arrests of actual suspects. Frustrated by the failure, police allegedly resorted to violence against locals, including elderly individuals and women. Witnesses claim that officers forcibly entered homes, ransacked belongings, and detained several people without explanation.
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