The dispute, which lasted for eight years and could not be resolved even by the society, police and courts, ended within a few minutes inside the “Samjhota Wale Hanuman Baba” temple. Once the competition was over, both parties hugged each other, apologized, and organized a bhandara of kheer and dal tikkad together in the presence of police. In fact, this dispute is not about land, plots, houses, or money. It’s just important.
Chhondi village located in Hastinapur police station area of ​​Gwalior city in Madhya Pradesh is dominated by Gurjar. Eight years ago, a fight broke out between the residents of the place, Ramlakhan Singh Gurjar alias Patwari and Shivraj Singh Gurjar, over cutting fodder on the farm ridges. Both sides deployed clubs and guns. In the past eight years, the two parties have communicated face-to-face 15 to 20 times. So far, more than 20 people have been injured in multiple bloody clashes. Three FIRs were registered on each side.
In order to quell the dispute, both sides have taken 14 restrictive actions, but the dispute is not over. Last Wednesday, the two groups came face to face again, and the atmosphere was tense.
To end this hostility, the police called both the parties to the police station and asked them to sit in front of “Samjhota wale Hanuman ji”. The police explained that initially there was a heated argument between the two parties but after some time, they No more bickering. Hearts met.
He understands what he has lost in this fight over the past eight years. With Hanumanji as a witness, both parties took an oath not to fight anymore and would inculcate good values ​​in the children by educating them.
Later, people from both sides hugged each other, apologized, and jointly organized a kheer-dal-tikkad bandara event. The police force of Hastinapur Police Station is stationed in Bhandara. SDOP Santosh Patel played a very important role in ending the feud.
