In Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, Samajwadi Party (SP) workers came to the collection hall to protest against law and order issues. But something different happened to him during this time. The pockets of SP district president Vipin Chaudhary, who was participating in the protests, were allegedly slit. There was a wallet in his pocket, which contained 20,000 rupees in cash, an I-card and some important documents. He has appealed to the thieves to return the documents.
In fact, SP workers gathered at the Collectorate DM office on Wednesday (September 25) to protest against allegations of rising crime in the area. Party district president Vipin Chowdhury also arrived here. But during the demonstrations, Vipin Choudhary fell victim to pickpockets. Someone stole his pocket.
It is reported that in addition to the SP district chairman, many people also had their pockets emptied. His phone and wallet were also stolen. In this regard, district commissioner Vipin Chowdhury said that the gangsters are not afraid of the police. Crime rate in UP is at its peak. He came to protest and submit a memorandum, but in the process his pockets were picked. Other workers also fell victim to pickpockets.
After the incident, the angry SP leaders said that crimes were increasing in Meerut area, rapes occurred from time to time, and the incidents were not under control. Now looking at the opposition parties making trouble, their pockets have been emptied. 20,000 rupees free. I would say the thief should keep the money but return our documents. Two other people’s mobile phones and another person’s pocket were also robbed. For now, we will always continue to speak out against the government and continue to fight increasing crime in the streets.
