Vaishali: A video from Bihar's Hajipur is going viral on social media these days, in which Rashtriya Bajrang Dal activists are seen brutally beating up 6 persons. It is being said that the six persons who are being beaten up are Muslim youths and were asking for alms in the guise of sadhus. They had stayed with a Nandi bull in the guise of a sadhu at Kadamghat in Hajipur. When the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal activists got suspicious, they started questioning. During interrogation, the people in the guise of sadhus turned out to be Muslims. After that, the Bajrang Dal people started beating them mercilessly. On receiving the information, the police rushed to the spot with a team, but the police remained mute spectators and kept questioning the Muslim boys who were beaten up.

In front of the police also, the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal men resorted to kicks and punches. They were later brought to the police station. There, the Muslim boys said that they have been doing this work for years, their forefathers also used to beg with Nandi, according to their tradition, they roam around with Nandi. The police released all the boys on PR bond. Nandi bull has been sent to the gaushala. In Hajipur yesterday, Rashtriya Bajrang Dal leaders had caught six Muslim boys in the guise of sadhus who were asking for alms. These people, who became sadhus, were working with Nandi bulls from house to house to ask for alms. Some Rashtriya Bajrang Dal workers rushed to the spot and started questioning the sadhus. During interrogation, the people in the guise of sadhus turned out to be Muslims.

After this, a picture of cruelty and shamelessness was seen. In the name of interrogating these suspects, the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal leaders started beating them with kicks and punches. When one got tired, he handed over the stick to the other and continued to beat them with sticks. When the police received the information, the police of the local Nagar police station rushed to the spot with the team. The police appeared to be in a quandary with the crowd and Bajrangi was seen questioning in the style of the policemen. It was fine if the matter was up to the police-style, but here, Bajrangi was seen doing barbarism with kicks and punches in front of the policemen. The same police have registered a case against the Rashtriya Bajrang Dal leader and unidentified persons at the local Nagar police station under the IT Act and spreading religious frenzy.

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