Sheopur: The Transgenders of Sheopur district staged a protest outside the collectorate office by blocking the Sheopur-Shivpuri highway. In fact, in the past, Transgenders from Bairad in Shivpuri district and Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan together fought with Transgenders from Karahal town in Sheopur district. Even after the complaint, the FIR was not registered by the Karahal police. Due to this these Transgenders are getting angry.
Due to the demonstration of Transgenders for about 1 hour, long lines of vehicles started on the highway, due to which the passengers and the common people had to face a lot of problems. Transgenders allege that criminal Transgenders Raju Saxena, Saumya Kinnar, Anita Kinnar, Pinky Kinnar and Sinni Kinnar of Bairad and Rajasthan abducted Transgender Mehak alias Amit, a resident of Karahal, Sheopur, forcibly changed her gender and also beat her fiercely. . After this whole incident, the complainant Kinnar Amit reached the Karahal police station and wanted to register a complaint, but the police did not register her report. The Transgenders allege that Karahal TI had demanded a bribe of Rs 50,000 from them. In protest against this, Transgenders have demonstrated by jamming the highway. Transgenders protested for about 1 hour and blocked the Sheopur-Shivpuri highway.
SDM Raju Rajak, who reached the spot after the jam for about 1 hour, got the jam removed by convincing the protesting Transgenders . After that, after reaching Kotwali, FIR has also been lodged on behalf of the complainant Transgenders. At the same time, people had to face a lot of problems due to the jam. Complainant Mehak alias Amit Kinnar said that instead of writing a complaint, TI demanded a bribe of Rs 50,000 from her. Those people had beated her and also changed her gender. In this regard, SDOP Raju Rajak told that after receiving the complaint, action is being taken in the matter. Complaint has been received against TI, it will be investigated.
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