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News India Live, Digital Desk: There was a stir in the Shaurya Yatra taken out on the occasion of Lord Parshuram Jayanti in Meerut, Western Uttar Pradesh, when the woman handling the security arrangements. Deputy SP Shuchita Singh He took the hooligans to task on the mic itself. Angered by some youths waving axes and sticks in the procession, the officer bluntly said, “Everyone is being photographed and no one will be spared.”
What is the whole matter?
On Sunday, a grand procession was being taken out in Meerut city to commemorate the birth anniversary of Parashuram. A large number of devotees and youth participated in the procession. Meanwhile, some youths got excited and openly ax and stick Started waving.
Strict warning: As soon as DSP Shuchita Singh on duty saw this, she immediately took over the mike. He said, “Those who are sitting above, waving axes, holding sticks… everyone is being photographed. Such people will be identified and a case will be registered against them. All the sticks that are there, separate them immediately.”
Video Viral: This fearless style of the female officer was captured on camera and is being shared widely on social media since Monday (April 20) morning.
Who is Shuchita Singh?
Shuchita Singh of Uttar Pradesh Police PPS officers of 2018 batch Are.
Record: He secured second rank in his batch and received the ‘Best Cadet’ award during training.
family background: She is originally from Pratapgarh and her father Akhilesh Singh has also been a PCS officer. She has been posted in Meerut for a long time and is known for her efficiency.
Outcry in Brahmin organizations
After this action of DSP, some Brahmin organizations and people of Tyagi community have expressed their displeasure. They say that the ax is the weapon of Lord Parashurama and it was being carried as a symbol of faith. Tyagi Brahmin Samaj President Mangeram Tyagi and some other leaders have condemned this strictness, calling it an ‘attack on faith’. While one section on social media is praising the promptness of the officer, the other is associating it with religious sentiments.
