2017 batch IAS officer Rohit Vyas has accused District Panchayat chairman Laila Nanku Bhikhari of trying to beat her with slippers and demanded registration of an FIR against her
. In the Mungeli district of Chhattisgarh, an officer of the Indian Administrative Service has accused a woman member of the district panchayat of trying to beat her with slippers. At the same time, the female member has also accused the officer of misbehaving.
What is the whole matter?
Rohit Vyas, the chief executive officer of Mungeli district panchayat, has accused the chairman of the district panchayat, Laila Nanku Bhikhari, of trying to beat him with slippers and demanded that an FIR be lodged against him. At the same time, the women's public representative has accused the 2017 batch Indian Administrative Service officer of abusing her based on caste and complained about the police.
the woman tried to beat man with slippers
A purported video of this incident in the Mungeli district of Chhattisgarh has also gone viral on social media, in which a woman is trying to hit a man with a slipper. While a policeman is trying to stop the woman.
Woman alleges misbehavior
Police officials of Mungeli district said that the woman's public representative Laila Nanku Bhikhari has said in her complaint that she allegedly misbehaved with her husband when she reached officer Rohit Vyas's cabin on Thursday for approval of pending work. . The beggar has said in his complaint that the officer misbehaved with him based on caste and threatened to take police action against him.
IAS officer complained to the police
On the other hand, the IAS officer has also complained to the Superintendent of Police against the women's public representative. Vyas has said in the complaint that when he was in his room, the beggar and her husband had allegedly accused him of not approving the works, after which he apprised them of the situation. The officer said that when the woman became aggressive, he left his room, but the woman chased him and tried to hit him with slippers. Vyas has demanded action against the woman and her husband in the complaint submitted to the Superintendent of Police. Officials said that the police is investigating the matter.
