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Moradabad:- On taking action against encroachment, Mandi Secretary Sanjeev Kumar entered his office and beat himself up by the person and his supporters who described themselves as MLAs. After which today the bulldozer of the administration broke down on encroachment. A heavy police force along with the administration team was also present on the spot to remove the encroachment. Some businessmen tried to oppose it but they too weakened in front of the power of heavy police force and bulldozers. A woman was seen folding hands in front of the officials to save her tea shop, but the officials did not listen to anyone and most of the encroachments were removed from the market.

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The traders of Mandi Committee were overshadowed by the administration. On Monday, beating the secretary of Mandi Committee, Sanjeev Kumar, became as if someone had put ghee in the fire. Even though the Mandi Secretary is saying that he was beaten up by those who described themselves as MLAs and his supporters, but no case has been filed in this matter yet. After which at 10 am today, Adem City Jyoti Singh, SP City Ranvijay Singh and Mandi Committee officials along with heavy police force reached with bulldozers. On the encroachment already identified, the bulldozer slapped the right left. Seeing the bulldozer running, the businessmen started removing the encroachment on their own, but only one or two people, which were taken so fast, could remove their encroachment so that the encroachment of the rest of the business was broken. Some businessmen also tried to protest but weakened in front of the administration’s strength. When the bulldozer reached the bulldozer to remove the curtain of the tea of an elderly woman, she kept pleading with the officials not to take action, but the administration did not listen to any one.

Sushil Kumar Singh

Moradabad

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