North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Ruckus in Gorakhpur: In Gorakhpur, the home district of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the spirits of animal smugglers have become so high that he killed a promising student, after which there is a boil in the entire area. A NEET candidate who tried to stop animal smugglers in Pipraich area was shot dead late Monday night. After this incident, angry villagers resonated and they came out on the streets. The situation deteriorated so much that there was a confrontation between the police and the villagers, after which the matter has caught up.
What is the whole matter?
A 19 -year -old student named Deepak Gupta, who lives near Bhatta Chauraha in Pipraich police station area, looked at some suspects who were trying to open animals from the village. When Deepak tried to stop him, the smugglers first pulled him into his vehicle and took some away and shot him in his mouth. Hearing the sound of firing, the attackers escaped from there until the family and the people of the village gathered. Deepak was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, where doctors declared him dead.
People on the streets, clashed with police
As soon as the news of Deepak’s death spread, weeds and anger spread together throughout the village. Hundreds of angry people and family came out on the road and started creating a ruckus demanding immediate arrest of the accused. During this time, angry villagers also set a car of animal smugglers on fire and caught a suspect. When the police tried to calm the people, there was a clash between the crowd and the police, which also pelted stones. Several policemen, including the SHO of Pipraich, have suffered injuries in this confrontation. In view of the seriousness of the situation, heavy police force and PAC have been deployed in the village.
CM Yogi took cognizance, instructions for strict action
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has taken cognizance of the case immediately as soon as the news of such a big incident in his own home district. He has directed the top police officers to take strict action against animal smugglers, adopting a policy of zero tolerance. As soon as the Chief Minister’s order is received, the Gorakhpur police has come into action and is conducting raids in search of the accused. The SSP has said that no convict will be spared in this case and strict action will be taken against them.
This incident shows how deep the roots of the network of animal smugglers in Gorakhpur and surrounding areas and their spirits have increased. The police is now taking action on these gangs under the Gangster Act so that this network can be completely destroyed.
