Kuchaman City. Kuchaman police arrested 4 folks on Sunday night on costs of misbehaving with the police and disturbing peace in Regar Mohalla. The seek for the remaining folks is on. Kuchaman City Police Station in-charge Suresh Kumar Chaudhary mentioned that the police have recognized all of the folks concerned in creating ruckus and disturbing regulation and order and shortly they may also be arrested.
Kuchaman Circle Officer Arvind Vishnoi mentioned that the police has taken severely the case of indecent behaviour and breach of peace with the Kuchaman police station officer on Sunday night. The police will certainly take motion in opposition to those that spoil the ambiance of concord and peace within the space. He mentioned that Manoj Kumar (37) son of Bhanwarlal, Akash (25) son of Shyamlal, Harish (20) son of Babulal, Radheshyam (41) son of Manaram have been arrested on costs of indecent behaviour with the police and disturbing the peace by making a ruckus.
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This was the matter: Kuchaman Circle Officer Arvind Vishnoi mentioned that on Sunday, Kuchaman police had obtained info {that a} lady and a boy have been being held hostage by some folks behind Shakambhari Mata temple and have been being crushed up. Before the police may attain, the boy and the lady have been taken to the Regar Mohalla space. When the police reached the Regar Mohalla space beneath the management of SHO Suresh Kumar Chaudhary, many youths surrounded the boy and the lady and have been questioning them like a Khap Panchayat. People acquired offended when the police took the boy and the lady from the spot and surrounded the car together with the SHO and the police personnel. Not solely was the SHO misbehaved with, however the folks current additionally created a ruckus by elevating slogans. After this, after the arrival of QRT and police contingent, the police began trying to find the anti-social components.
