MP News: Young Journalist Tied To A Tree And Beaten Up In Narmadapuram, Police Turned A Blind Eye Even After The Report Was Registered

Journalist beaten by tying him to a tree – Photo: Social Media Expansion Hooliganism is at its peak these days in Makhannagar tehsil of Narmadapuram district. Some influential domineering anti-social elements have absolutely no fear of police and law. In such a situation, a case of assault has come to light, in which Prakash Yadav, a young journalist of a local channel, was tied to a tree and beaten up. Those who beat are Narayan Yadav of Kot village and some of his companions. The video of the beating is going viral on social media. Tell that Narayan Yadav was caught with fake pass and fake sealed letter pad during the Corona period. State Chief Shivraj Singh Chouhan says, security will be provided to journalists, their interests will be taken care of. But in Makhan Nagar, the Ganga is flowing in the opposite direction. When the victim journalist went to the police station, a report was written there, but no concrete action has been taken against the accused Narayan Yadav and his associates under the normal sections. in the shadow of fear Journalist in…

2023 The victim journalist Prakash Yadav is still in a fearful state. Does Narayan Yadav not see any fear of police and law. Question marks have also been raised on the Makhannagar police. In the case, when the investigator was asked what investigation has been done in the journalist’s beating case, he did not answer the media properly. On the contrary, they started scaring the media. This clearly means that the Makhan Nagar police is making all out efforts to save Narayan Yadav, the influential bully. SP Gurukaran Singh of Narmadapuram district is expected to take this matter into his cognizance and inform the victim journalist Prakash Yadav. Strict action will be taken against Narayan Yadav and his associates who beat him by tying him to a tree. Action will be demanded on the accused Narayan Yadav through a quick memorandum by the media colleagues of Makhannagar. ,