News Darpan The Digital Mirror of India
Breaking
National Breaking news Raebareli

Land dispute turns violent in Raibareli, 17 injured in clashes

A violent clash erupted between two groups over land possession in Khaapur Khapura village under Lalganj police station area of Raibareli, leaving 17 people seriously injured, including both men and

Land dispute turns violent in Raibareli, 17 injured in clashes
Image credit: News Darpan Team

A violent clash erupted between two groups over land possession in Khaapur Khapura village under Lalganj police station area of Raibareli, leaving 17 people seriously injured, including both men and women.

All the injured were rushed to the nearby CHC hospital for treatment, where doctors provided primary medical care to everyone. Ten people have been sent to the district hospital for further treatment. Police reached the spot after receiving information and have launched an investigation into the matter.

It is being reported that a dispute has been ongoing for a long time between the two parties over land bearing Gata number 156 in Khaapur Khapura village. One party began cleaning the disputed land using a JCB machine, which was opposed by the other side. An argument broke out between the two groups over this issue. Within moments, the situation escalated and people from both sides started attacking each other with sticks and axes.

In the violence, Omprakash, Neetu, Sangeeta, Mithun, Jitendra, Aman and Janak Dulari were injured from one side. Omprakash said that they were getting their land cleaned on the instructions of the revenue team. The people from the other party attacked them over this matter.

From the other side, Dhunn​ilal, Kalawati, Sarwan, Vimal, Sushil Yadav, Suraj Singh, Sunil Yadav, Rajendra and Kanti Devi were injured. Dhunn​ilal's party claimed that they have been in possession of the disputed land for years. The land matter is pending in court. Despite this, people from the other party had come to forcibly occupy the land.

Police who arrived after receiving information transported all the injured to the CHC. The arrival of a large number of injured people at once created chaos in the hospital premises. A heavy deployment of police personnel was present at the hospital, and Inspector In-charge Pramod Kumar Singh calmed both parties by counselling them.

The incident highlights the simmering tension over the disputed property, with both sides presenting conflicting claims about rightful possession while the matter remains under judicial consideration.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in Khaapur Khapura village in Raibareli?

A violent clash erupted between two groups over land possession in Khaapur Khapura village, leaving 17 people seriously injured. The dispute was over land bearing Gata number 156, and fighting broke out when one party began clearing the land with a JCB machine.

How long has the land dispute been ongoing?

The dispute over the land has been ongoing for a long time between the two parties. The matter is currently pending in court, but one party attempted to clean the land despite the ongoing legal proceedings.

What weapons were used in the clash?

People from both sides attacked each other with sticks and axes during the violent confrontation.

Where were the injured taken for treatment?

All 17 injured were initially rushed to the nearby CHC (Community Health Centre) hospital for primary medical care. Ten people were subsequently sent to the district hospital for further treatment.

What triggered the escalation of violence?

One party began cleaning the disputed land using a JCB machine on instructions from the revenue team. This action was opposed by the other party, and an argument between the two groups quickly escalated into violent fighting.

Most read

  1. 1

    Tesla audits Chinese suppliers to scale up Optimus robot production

  2. 2

    Former minister Lakhan Singh Rajput to inaugurate temple bhandara at Shri Chakreshwar Mahadev

  3. 3

    Firozabad BSA finds four government schools locked during inspection

  4. 4

    Tamil Nadu dengue cases fall for third consecutive year to 17,049

  5. 5

    Social workers stage silent protest at Fufund railway station for train halts

Comments

No comments yet. Be the first to comment.

Comments appear after review.