Controversial statement against the Dungri Dam

Thousands of farmers and villagers participated in this Mahapanchayat, organized to protest the construction of the Dungri Dam under the Ram Jal Setu Link Project (PKC-ERCP). From the stage, Naresh Meena warned that if the dam construction work began, a “do-or-die battle” would be waged to stop it, and that measures such as stopping trains would be taken if necessary. During this, he allegedly made derogatory remarks against the Prime Minister and Chief Minister, which escalated the matter.

Vikas Singh’s allegation – Attempt to tarnish the image

Vikas Singh alleged in his complaint that Naresh Meena used derogatory language against leaders holding constitutional positions, which not only affected their personal image but also hurt the dignity of these positions. Based on the complaint, the police have registered a case and have now begun an investigation.

Video intensifies the matter

The entire incident at the Mahapanchayat went viral on social media in the form of a video, further fueling the controversy against Naresh Meena. The police are now conducting a further investigation based on this video and complaint.

Controversy escalates on the political stage

This incident has sparked a new controversy in the politics of Karauli district ahead of the assembly by-election. Naresh Meena’s supporters have described it as part of a political rivalry, while his opponents see it as his immaturity and uncontrolled rhetoric.

Now it remains to be seen in which direction the police and administration take action in this matter.

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He stopped his car in the middle of a bustling intersection and suddenly climbed onto the roof of the car. People nearby were stunned, and cameras turned to him.

Naresh Meena Seen Emotional While Removing Religious Threads

The video clearly shows that he had various religious threads tied to his hands—threads that symbolize hope, faith, and good wishes.But the defeat may have dealt a severe blow to his hopes.

Slowly, he began removing them one by one, as if all the hardships of the electoral journey were suddenly coming to him. His face reflected a mixture of fatigue, disappointment, and shattered hopes.

Questions Raised on Social Media

As soon as the video went viral, reactions poured in. Some commented, “So much pain?” Another asked, “Has trust been broken?”Another group linked it to the pressures of elections and the mental toll it puts on candidates.

Lost the Election, But Naresh Meena Remains in the News

Although Naresh Meena did not win the election, his unexpected and emotional behavior has become a topic of discussion. The video is being shared continuously and interpreted in various ways.

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This unique honor not only occurred for the first time in political history but also went viral on social media, reaching millions. The villagers say that this blood will be donated to needy patients, symbolizing their dedication to Naresh Meena.

Naresh Meena receives a grand welcome in Khajurnakhurd

Thousands of people gathered as Naresh Meena arrived in Khajurnakhurd village in the Anta-Mangrol area. The villagers reinvented the traditional weighing ritual. Naresh Meena was seated on one side, and on the other side, villagers set up a blood donation camp where they donated their blood.

Parents Weighed Down With 141 Units of Blood in Simliya Village: An event was held in Simliya village to honor the parents of Naresh Meena (father Kalyan Singh and mother). Villagers here set a record by donating 141 units of blood.

Secrets of Naresh Meena’s Popularity

Naresh Meena is a rebel Congress leader contesting as an independent. AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal has also supported him. Villagers call him “Chhota Kirodi” because he speaks out openly on issues concerning farmers, youth, and the poor.

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Naresh Meena’s Nomination and the Path of Struggle

Naresh Meena arrived at the Anta SDM office at 12 noon and submitted his nomination papers to Returning Officer Hawa Singh at 12:10 pm. After filing his nomination, Naresh Meena strongly criticized Congress candidate and former minister Pramod Jain Bhaya. He alleged that the people of Anta gave Pramod Jain Bhaya the opportunity to remain in power twice, but he indulged in corruption while in power. Even when in the opposition, he did not fight for public issues.

Naresh Meena will continue his struggle for farmers and the public

Naresh Meena raised the issues of farmers and the general public from his election platform. He explained that when he surrounded the Collectorate in 2023, farmers did not have to wait in line for fertilizer, but the same problems persist. He also strongly criticized illegal gravel mining and its high prices. Naresh Meena said,

“I will crack down on those gravel contractors and provide gravel to the people of Anta at affordable and fair prices.”

Naresh Meena’s Family and Background

Naresh Meena was born in 1979 in Naya village, Atru tehsil, Baran district. His father, Kalyan Singh, and mother, Prem Devi, served as village sarpanchs. Naresh’s wife, Sunita Meena, has served as a member of the Zila Parishad, while his brother’s wife has been a Panchayat Samiti member.

Naresh Meena promised the people of Anta that he will always stand for the issues of farmers, laborers, and villagers and his struggle will continue.

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Vikram Meena committed suicide: The entire controversy began when Vikram Meena, a resident of the Raisar police station area of Jamwaramgarh, strayed into the forest area with his goats. Vikram’s younger brother, Vinod Meena, alleged that forest department employees assaulted Vikram and issued a fine of ₹1,100. During the incident, forest officials allegedly mistreated Vikram’s wife. Distressed by this incident, Vikram attempted to file a complaint at the Raisar police station, but the police allegedly did not take his complaint seriously. After returning from the police station, Vikram called the police control room and reported committing suicide, and shortly thereafter, his body was found hanging from a tree. This incident sparked outrage in the local community, prompting a protest by family members and members of the community.

Protest and Agreement with the Administration: Following Vikram Meena’s death, family members and local residents protested for three days in the Raisar police station area. The protest was led by Naresh Meena, former MLA Gopal Meena, and other social leaders. During this period, the area was transformed into a police camp. On Saturday, after lengthy negotiations with the administration, an agreement was reached, and most of the family’s demands were met. Naresh Meena announced the end of the protest, stating that the family’s demands were legitimate and the administration had assured them of fulfillment.

The administration and community leaders have promised to provide the following assistance to Vikram Meena’s family:

Financial assistance: The family will receive financial assistance of ₹21 lakh.

Job: A contract job will be provided to a family member.

Monthly Pension: The family will receive a monthly pension of ₹1,200.

Children’s Education and Maintenance: Each of Vikram Meena’s children will receive a monthly assistance of ₹1,500 until they reach the age of 18.

Leaders’ Support: Naresh Meena announced a ₹1 lakh donation.

NSUI President Rakesh Meena announced a ₹1 lakh donation.

Former MLA Gopal Meena’s team promised a ₹1.50 lakh donation.

Investigation Assurance:The investigation into the lathicharge or other actions taken by Deputy Pradeep against the villagers during the protest will be completed within 15 days.

The Forest Department employees who allegedly beat Vikram Meena will be investigated and action will be taken against them within 15 days.

Exemption from Legal Action: No legal action will be taken against any villager involved in the protest.

Following the agreement, the family decided to collect Vikram Meena’s body and perform the last rites. The body, which had been kept in an ambulance for three days, has now been taken for cremation. Naresh Meena said that this action by the administration has given the family assurance of justice. The tension in the Raisar police station area has ended, and the situation is now returning to normal.

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What is the whole matter?

A goat belonging to Vikram Meena, a resident of Kushalpura village, accidentally strayed into a forest area a few days ago. Forest officials captured the goat and called Vikram. It is alleged that when Vikram reached the forest area, the forest officials stripped him and beat him severely. Following this, two challans of ₹1,100 each were issued, and the family was fined ₹2,200. Despite paying the fine, Vikram went to the Raisar police station to complain about the assault. Instead of registering his complaint, the police scolded him and sent him away. Frustrated and disheartened, Vikram committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree just 100 meters from the police station.

Villagers’ Anger and Protest

Since Vikram’s death, villagers and family members have been staging a sit-in protest in front of the Raisar police station. Former Jamwaramgarh MLA Gopal Meena joined the protest on Thursday night. He said, “There are several villages surrounding the forest area. Sometimes, villagers’ cattle accidentally stray into the forest area. In such cases, forest officials treat the villagers inhumanely, assault them, and humiliate them even after collecting fines.” Gopal Meena demanded accountability for the forest officials and police. He also demanded compensation for the deceased’s family.

Police Lathicharge and Detention

As protests and tensions escalated on Friday, police resorted to lathicharge and tear gas to disperse the crowd. Several villagers, including former MLA Gopal Meena, Andhi village head Mansi Meena, District Council member Vijay Meena, and Bhagwan Makkad, were detained. This action further fueled anger among the villagers.

Naresh Meena’s Support

Meanwhile, social activist Naresh Meena has expressed support for the deceased’s family. He said, “We stand with Vikram’s family. We will do everything possible to ensure their demands are met. Whatever the family demands, we stand with them.”

Demands and the Future

Villagers and family members are demanding strict action against the forest officials, accountability for the police, and compensation for the deceased’s family. This incident has raised questions about the functioning of the local administration and the Forest Department. Currently, tension prevails in the area, and people are united in their efforts to secure justice for Vikram Meena.

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