During the submission, Committee President Hattiram Thekedar, Spokesperson Rinku Khedi Haivat, victim Hariom Thekedar, Chandrabhan Thekedar (Mahuwa), Udaybhan alias Ramkesh, Jitesh Thekedar (Gajipur), Rajesh Churari, along with several office bearers and members, were present. All strongly condemned the incident and urged swift police action.

Incident Details

According to the committee, on the night of April 20, 2026, around 11:30 PM, unidentified assailants stopped Hariom Thekedar’s vehicle on the Hindaun Road, between Gajipur turn and the toll plaza, and opened fire. The committee described the attack as pre-planned and categorized it as an attempted murder under organized criminal activity.

An FIR (No. 179/2026, dated April 21, 2026) has been registered at Mahuwa Police Station under sections 109(1), 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023 and Section 3/25 of the Arms Act. However, no accused has been named or arrested so far, increasing anger and concern within the community.

Key Demands by the Committee

Through the memorandum, the committee has put forward the following demands:

• Immediate identification and arrest of all unknown accused
• Fair and speedy investigation into the case
• Adequate police protection for Hariom Thekedar and his family
• Increased police patrolling in the area to prevent such incidents
• Provision of a licensed weapon to the victim for self-defense

Warning of Protest

Committee President Hattiram Thekedar stated, “This attack is not just on an individual but on the entire community. There is a growing atmosphere of fear. If prompt action is not taken, the community will be forced to launch an आंदोलन.”

He further informed that the committee has 13 tehsil presidents, who will submit memorandums at their respective tehsil levels on April 27, 2026, demanding action and seeking updates on the investigation.

Appeal to Administration

The committee has urged the district administration to understand the seriousness of the matter and take immediate and strict action to restore public confidence and prevent recurrence of such incidents.

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On this occasion, the guests and social workers present at the program were honored with shawls. Those honored included Manoj Koli (former councilor), Deepmala Koli, Jagdish Singh, Reena Diwakar, Ramkishan Tailor, Deendayal Koli, Jamunadas, and other dignitaries.

Vandana Shivhare, while highlighting the teachings of Saint Ravidas Ji, said that he showed the path of equality, harmony, and self-purification to all sections of society. She quoted Saint Ravidas Ji’s famous saying, “If the mind is pure, then the Ganges is in the water pot,” and urged everyone to imbibe his philosophy of life.

Addressing the gathering, BJP District General Secretary Anil Goyal emphasized the need for unity and organization in society and appealed to all sections to work together for social upliftment.

A large number of people were present on this occasion, including Vandana Shivhare, Anil Goyal, Shipra Garg, Anita Singhal, Dhananjay Sharma, Naresh Yadav, Dr. Jitendra Sharma, Manoj Koli, Deepmala Koli, Nitin Sharma, Deendayal Koli, Jagdish Singh, Reena Diwakar, Naman Diwakar, Ramkishan Tailor, Jamunadas, Subedar Mahendra Singh, Satish Prajapati, and Ramkumar Kushwaha.

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During the camp, errors in outstanding bills amounting to approximately Rs. 12 lakh were rectified on the spot, and around Rs. 8 lakh was collected from consumers. Consumers present at the camp were also informed about the government’s ambitious Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Yojana (Prime Minister’s Solar Home Scheme) and encouraged to register for it, install solar panels, and avail themselves of government subsidies and the free electricity scheme.

The Assistant Engineer appealed to the public to pay their electricity bills on time to ensure an uninterrupted power supply.

Assistant Revenue Officer Manoj Kumar, Junior Engineers Mayank Mishra, Vishal Jaiswal, Ranveer Singh Mund, and the entire office staff were present at the camp.

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Offices Inspected

The District Collector inspected the ADM Office, SDM Office, Treasury Office, Logistics Department, Minority Department, Horticulture Department, Agriculture Department, Ayurveda Department, Insurance Department, ADM Court, SDM Court, and other departmental offices.

Strict Stance on Dirt and Tobacco Stains

During the inspection, dirt, garbage, and tobacco stains were found at several locations within the Mini Secretariat complex. Expressing strong displeasure, the District Collector directed immediate action under the COTPA Act against those consuming tobacco within the premises.

Displeasure Expressed Over Grass and Debris on the Roof

The District Collector expressed dissatisfaction with the grass growing on the roof of the Mini Secretariat and the presence of building material (pebbles and stones). He directed Public Works Department Superintendent Engineer Mukesh Meena to immediately remove grass and debris from the roof.

Orders for Repair, Painting, and Repair of Broken Structures

The District Collector gave clear instructions to the Public Works Department officer to immediately repair and paint any repairs that were needed in the building. He also directed that broken windows and doors be repaired promptly.

Emphasis on Record Upkeep and Disposal of Discarded Materials

During the inspection of various departments, the District Collector directed the maintenance of departmental records and the proper disposal of old, discarded, and unusable records.

He also directed the spraying of anti-termite spray to protect old documents stored in record rooms, including land records. During the inspection, the strong room of the Treasury Officer’s office was found to be clean and updated, with which the District Collector expressed satisfaction.

Monthly inspections are mandatory.District Collector Ajay Singh Rathore directed Additional District Collector Anurag Bhargava to ensure regular monthly inspections of the Mini Secretariat to ensure cleanliness, maintenance, and administrative discipline.

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Additional District Collector Naresh Bunkar was also present when Hasija presented the National Quality Certificate to R.K. Government District Hospital Rajsamand.R.K. Government District Hospital Rajsamand has been certified in all three schemes – NQAS, Lakshya, Muskaan in the year 2024-25 and has come first in Eco-Friendly.

Due to this, the hospital will receive an incentive amount of Rs. 2523809 from NQAS and Rs. 12 lakh from Muskaan every year for three consecutive years. Rs. 10 lakh has been received from Eco-Friendly.

Chief Medical Officer Dr. Ramesh Kumar Rajak stated that following a survey by a state-level team, the National Health System Resource Center (NHSRC) designated national teams for NQAS, Muskan, and Lakshya conducted three-day checkpoint inspections of 18 departments in NQAS, four pediatric and neonatal departments in Muskan, and two labor and maternity OT departments in Lakshya.

After a thorough inspection of 1,800 checkpoints, the RK District Hospital, Rajsamand, received the distinction of being National Quality Certified with 88.66 percent points in National Quality Assurance, 86.73 percent in Muskan, 88.33 percent and 75.23 percent in Lakshya, respectively. It also achieved first place in the Eco-Friendly Scheme, achieving 99.4 percent points.

In addition to these initiatives, Dr. Ramesh Kumar Rajak stated that, as an innovation in providing quality services, the hospital is likely the first district hospital to allow patients to receive all laboratory test reports on their mobile phones by scanning a QR code at home.

It should be noted that this hospital has been National Quality Certified for the third time and has previously received the first prize of Rs 50 lakh each in the field of cleanliness and rejuvenation twice.

For this achievement, the entire hospital, especially the entire team, has made an invaluable contribution, which includes NQAS Nodal Officer Dr. Amit Chaudhary, Muskaan Incharge Dr. Saransh Sabel, Laxya Incharge Dr. Pradeep Soni and Nursing Superintendent Prakashchandra Vaishnav, Women and Child Hospital Nursing Incharge Nanalal Kumawat, Health Manager Phoolchand Regar, Lakshmi Regar, Velchand Dangi, Dr. Manju Purohit, Dr. Kailash Meena, Dr. Kripashankar Jhinjhwal, Dr. Jitendra Singh Rathore, Dr. Munesh Meena, Dr. Sudhir Yadav, Dr. Jaiprakash Meena, Dr. Mahavir Prasad, Dr. Mohit Samaria, Dr. Rohit Kataria and Operation Theatre Incharge Dr. B.L. Sharma,

Shivlal, Bali Chaudhary, Prakash Khochi, Anita Regar, Anita Sisodiya, Premshankar Purohit, Shabnam Silawat, Indra Jinagar, Asha Garg, Manju Purohit, Sheela Yadav, Md. Ishtiyak, Kanku Salvi, Suresh Chandra Salvi, Sumitra Sharma, Rajeshwari Gehlot, Vikas Regar, Shambhulal, Pramod Sharma, Kamlesh Kumawat, Dinesh Sharma, Yugal Kishore Paliwal, Omprakash Soni, Ravindra Singh Gehlot, Meenakshi Devi, Satpal, Jyoti Soni, Kesar Prajapat,

Radhika Soni, Admin Branch Yashwant Kumawat, Veerbala Tepan, Shivshankar Goswami, Mukesh Dashora, Information Technology Assistant Rajesh Vyas, Prakash Purohit, Shashiraj Kumawat, Girja Shankar, Khumanlal Salvi, and all the nursing, paramedical, contract, NGO staff, helpers, and sanitation workers of the hospital made excellent contributions.

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