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Home | India | Maharashtra Monks Attacked In Sangli On Suspicion Of Being Child Lifters Police Probe Underway

Maharashtra: Monks attacked in Sangli on suspicion of being child-lifters, police probe underway

The matter came to light after a video of the incident started surfacing on the Internet as the monks themselves have not registered any official complaint regarding the incident to the police here.

By ANI
Published Date - 14 September 2022, 12:30 PM
Maharashtra: Monks attacked in Sangli on suspicion of being child-lifters, police probe underway
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Sangli: Four monks were allegedly attacked by villagers in Maharashtra‘s Sangli on suspicion of being child-lifters.

महाराष्ट्र के सांगली में बच्चा चोरी की अफवाह पर लोगों ने साधू-संतों की पिटाई कर डाली..

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पालघर जैसा कांड होते-होते बचा..#Sangli #Maharashtra @CMOMaharashtra @DGPMaharashtra pic.twitter.com/gZquqO3nbB

— Dhramendra (@dhramhindu) September 14, 2022

The matter came to light after a video of the incident started surfacing on the Internet as the monks themselves have not registered any official complaint regarding the incident to the police here.

“We have not received any complaint or a formal report, but are looking into the viral videos and are verifying the facts,” said Dikshit Gedan, Superintendent of Police, Sangli.

The incident took place while the monks from Uttar Pradesh were going for ‘darshan’ to Pandharpur in Solapur after returning from a pilgrimage at Karnataka‘s Bijapur.

They were attacked by villagers in Sangli after they asked a child for some help. The villagers mistook them and started thrashing them after a ruckus.

The monks belonged to Panch Dashnam Juna Akhada in Mathura, who were on their pilgrimage to various places.

The police is looking into the matter. Further details are awaited.

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