Madhya Pradesh: Video Of Man Urinating On Labourer Goes Viral, CM Orders NSA To Be Invoked
The video of a man peeing on another person in Madhya Pradesh's Sidhi district has gone viral.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has ordered action on a man from Sidhi district who was seen peeing on a labourer in a viral video. CM Chouhan on Tuesday said that the police in the Sidhi district have been ordered to arrest the man. News agency ANI reported that the culprit will be slapped with charges under the National Security Act (NSA).
A case has been registered under sections 294 (obscene acts and songs), 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace), and SC/ST Act against the accused, Pravesh Shukla. National Security Act is also being invoked against the alleged accused. After the video went viral, the accused was alleged to be a BJP worker associated with MLA from Sidhi Kedarnath Shukla. However, Shukla said: "He [the culprit in the video] is neither my representative nor an associate. He is not connected to BJP in any way. I am demanding strict action against the culprit."
In the video, the accused is seen urinating on another person sitting on the pavement. The accused is seen casually peeing while smoking a cigarette. Social media users demanded the immediate arrest of the accused. According to some media reports, the accused peed on the victim as the latter had asked for his wages. However, the claim couldn't be verified independently.
Former MP CM Kamal Nath slammed the incident and called for an end to atrocities against "tribals in Madhya Pradesh". ""Madhya Pradesh is already number one in atrocities against the tribals. This incident has put the entire Madhya Pradesh to shame. I demand from the CM that the strictest punishment should be given to the guilty person and the atrocities against tribals in Madhya Pradesh should be ended," he said. Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress President and tribal leader Vikrant Bhuria, too, condemned the incident and blamed the BJP for the accused's act.
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