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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According to reports, the mother of the deceased children, Sangeeta Meena, a resident of Meena Baroda, is missing. Her parents’ home is reported to be in Alampur, Karauli district. Family members informed the police and media that the bodies of Sangeeta’s three children were found near the village pond, while Sangeeta has remained unaccounted for.

Shockingly, despite the children’s bodies being kept at the hospital, neither the children’s father nor anyone from her in-laws’ side was found. Family members allege that Sangeeta was married to Praveen Meena, a resident of Meena Baroda, about seven years ago. Since their marriage, she has been subjected to harassment and frequent assaults by her in-laws.

Family members said that on Thursday evening, Sangeeta posted a video on social media, naming several individuals and making serious allegations of assault and torture.

She has been missing since then.The deceased children include Divya (5 years old), Bharti (3 years old), and Deepak (1.5 years old). Police are searching for the woman and investigating the entire case thoroughly. The situation will only become clear after the post-mortem report and investigation.

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A joint meeting held at the Chauth Mata Temple complex on Thursday, chaired by District Collector Kana Ram and attended by Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar, reviewed the arrangements in detail with the temple trust and related departments. The main fair will be held on January 6th.

The District Collector also visited Chauth Mata on the occasion of the New Year and prayed for the prosperity of the district. He stated that millions of devotees visit Chauth Mata each year, and this year the number is expected to increase. Therefore, all departments should work in coordination, giving top priority to security, transportation, drinking water, electricity, health, and sanitation.

He stated that a “clean fair” is the hallmark of healthy and happy devotees.

Focus on Cleanliness at the Fair:

Instructions were given at the meeting to ensure 24-hour special sanitation arrangements during the fair, regular cleaning of the temple premises and fair routes, a complete ban on plastic carry bags, and the use of cloth, jute, and paper bags.

Adequate dustbins will be installed, and violators will be fined up to ₹500. For the convenience of devotees, additional mobile toilets, quilts and mattresses will be provided at night shelters, parking on five major routes, and additional parking in school grounds. Cleaning and clearing of bushes have also been ordered.

Superintending Engineer BL Meena has been instructed by the Electricity Department to ensure uninterrupted power supply, securing dangling and exposed wires, and arranging a generator for emergencies. Superintending Engineer BS Meena has been instructed to ensure 24-hour pure drinking water supply, tankers, tanks, water coolers, washbasins, and signage.

Strict action will be taken against adulteration and impurities in food items:

The district administration has directed the concerned officials to ensure the use of commercial gas cylinders at food shops, regularly check the purity of food items, fill potholes on roads, maintain smooth traffic flow, prevent overloading, and take strict action against drunk drivers.

CCTV surveillance will be conducted at every corner, and alternative routes will be prepared:

The District Collector has directed the installation of CCTV cameras throughout the fair premises to monitor the situation from a control room, the Atal Path for traffic control, and the development of alternative routes to transport devotees from the temple complex to the ground in case of emergencies. For the convenience of pilgrims, a fair map will be prepared and displayed at public places, and the control room’s telephone number will be publicized.

Scout, NCC volunteers, fire vehicles, fire extinguishers, three medical teams, and two ambulances will be deployed to assist the devotees. Adequate medical staff, medicines, and ambulances will be provided at the Chauth Ka Barwara hospitals, which will be on duty for 8-hour shifts.

Preparations for Strong Security Arrangements:

District Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar stated that the fair area, fair routes, and temple complex will be divided into six sectors to ensure strict security arrangements. Approximately 1,200 police, RAC, and Home Guard personnel will be deployed for this purpose.

Additionally, male and female police personnel in civilian clothes will monitor the area 24 hours a day to maintain peace and law and order.

Additional District Collector Sanjay Sharma, Additional Chief Executive Officer Shailendra Singh, Fair Magistrate Jogendra Singh, Assistant Fair Magistrate Indraraj Meena, Tehsildar Neeraj Singh, District Logistics Officer Rambhajan Meena, along with other district and block-level officials, Trust President Shridas Rajawat, and Trust representatives were present at the meeting.

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According to Kodiyai Sarpanch Prem Devi Meena, this Vikas Rath is a powerful medium to convey the welfare schemes, achievements and development direction of the Central and State Governments to the common people.

With the resolve of the double engine government, Rajasthan is continuously moving forward on the path of progress and the benefits of development are being ensured to the last person.

On this auspicious occasion, District Minister Prem Devi, Baunli Mandal President Hanuman Dixit, Mitrapura Mandal President Shankar Poswal, Dharmendra Meena and many BJP workers were present.

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