A Weeks-Long Struggle Gains Mass Support

The peaceful protest, spearheaded by local women including Sondei, Meera, Chandravati, and Ishwardei, was launched on May 18, 2026. After weeks of administrative silence despite multiple formal memoranda being submitted, the movement received a massive boost of solidarity.

The District Jatav Samaj Sudhar Samiti—a powerful community reform committee representing 360 villages across the Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, and Dausa districts—officially extended its full support to the agitation. Key organizational leaders and prominent citizens arrived at the protest site to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the women.

Addressing the gathering, committee president Hattiram Thekedar, senior vice-president Veer Singh Thekedar, spokesperson Rinku Khedi Haibat, and publicity secretary Amar Singh Baba declared that the community would no longer tolerate policies that prioritize liquor revenues over public welfare. Other prominent figures, including Om Prakash Suman, Prem Singh, Kamal Thekedar Mehmadpuria, Pankaj Nonia, and Brajesh, echoed these sentiments, warning authorities of a larger public stir if immediate action is not taken.

Shattered Peace and Domestic Distress: The Human Cost

The protesting women have leveled serious allegations against the systemic fallout of the liquor shop’s location. According to the residents, the presence of the shop right next to a residential colony and a public pathway has completely ruined the social fabric of the neighborhood.

Voices from the Ground:

“The shop attracts nuisance elements right from dusk. Many men from the locality spend their hard-earned daily wages on alcohol and return home to subject their wives and children to severe domestic violence. It is not just an administrative issue; it is a question of our safety, our dignity, and our children’s future.”

The women further highlighted that localized alcoholism has pushed several low-income families into severe debt and social crises, making the closure or relocation of the shop a non-negotiable demand.

Excise Department’s Stance and the 48-Hour Ultimatum

As tensions simmered, the protest leaders directly contacted the local Excise Department official, identified as Trilok, over the phone to demand a definitive timeline for moving the vendor. The official reported that he is currently addressing the matter at the higher administrative echelon and is actively discussing the relocation process with the Excise Commissioner. He assured the protestors that the department’s stance and action plan would be clarified within the next 24 hours.

However, the protestors are in no mood for bureaucratic delays. The women and supporting community leaders have served a strict 48-hour ultimatum to the local administration. They have warned that if a permanent, binding solution is not executed within the next two days, the peaceful sit-in will transform into a full-scale, aggressive public agitation blockading major routes.

The residents are demanding that the administration respect public sentiment and immediately shift the liquor shop away from the residential zone and the drain to restore peace, safety, and communal harmony in Hindaun City.

Disclaimer:

This news report has been compiled based on verified field inputs, statements from the protestors, and local administrative responses. This platform holds no personal bias against any individual, vendor, or government department, and aims solely to highlight public grievances neutrally.

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The newly elected body of the District Jatav Social Reform Committee, Karauli, is all set to officially take charge. A grand oath-taking ceremony has been scheduled for Sunday, May 17, 2026, starting at 10:00 AM at Kevaldash Bagichi (near the Overbridge) in Hindaun City. During the event, an administrative official will administer the oath of office and secrecy to the incoming leadership.

Preparations Underway: Meeting at Jatav Hostel

To finalize the arrangements for the ceremony, a strategic meeting was held today, May 4, at the committee’s central office located in the Jatav Hostel. The members discussed logistics and outreach strategies to ensure maximum participation from the community. The committee emphasized that the ceremony would serve as a platform to showcase the unity and organized strength of the community.

The New Leadership Team

Mr. Hattiram Thekedar will formally take his oath as the President. Joining him in the new executive council are:

• General Secretary: Mr. Shivcharan
• Treasurer: Mr. Rameshwar Yadav
• Spokesperson: Mr. Rinku Kheri Haibat
• Youth President: Mr. Hariom Thekedar
• Publicity Minister: Mr. Omprakash Suman
• Additional Executives: Mr. Chandrabhan Thekedar (Deputy Treasurer), Mr. Naresh Thekedar (Deputy Secretary), and Mr. Harilal (Tehsil President, Masalpur).

Presence of Prominent Social Leaders

The ceremony is expected to be attended by several distinguished members of society, including Retired District Education Officer Mr. Ramkishan Jatav, Mr. Ramesh Chand Salodia, Mr. Mahesh Dharamsingh, and Mr. Laxman Prasad Bauddh. Other prominent representatives from Wazirpur, Mahua, Gangapur, Suroth, and Hindaun will also be present to grace the occasion.

Focus on Empowerment and Education

Committee Spokesperson Rinku Kheri Haibat highlighted that the core objective of the committee’s new tenure is to prioritize social upliftment, enhance educational opportunities for the youth, and fortify the organizational structure of the community. He urged all community members to arrive at the venue by 10:00 AM on May 17 to witness this pivotal moment for the society.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official announcement and meeting minutes provided by the District Jatav Social Reform Committee, Hindaun. Any changes in the event schedule or venue are at the discretion of the organizing committee.

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