DM Apologizes For Raiding Wedding Ceremonies In Tripura
DM apologizes for raiding wedding ceremonies in Tripura, criticized for dirty behavior.
Western Tripura DM Shailesh Kumar Yadav has apologized for raiding wedding ceremonies held during the night curfew.
Talking to a news channel, he said that if my work has hurt the feelings of any person in society, please forgive me. Said that I had conducted the raid to follow the guidelines issued by the government.
On the other hand, the Chief Minister of the state Biplab Kumar Deb has also taken cognizance of this. He has summoned the report of the matter from the Chief Secretary.
Sonu Nigam said – how dare to talk to people in this way.
Singer Sonu Nigam shared a video on Instagram on Wednesday, where she spoke about West Tripura District Magistrate Shailesh Kumar Yadav, who created a ruckus at a wedding ceremony in curfew.
Sonu Nigam objected to the fact that Yadav spoke rudely at the wedding party. He said how dare you to talk to people in this way.
The singer insisted that the officer ruined the special day for the family. He said that even if the family is breaking the rules, the DM should be respectful and should not do such insults.
Please tell that District Magistrate of Agartala Shailesh Kumar Yadav raided two wedding pavilions in the city late on Monday night. More men and women were present at these places than the guideline issued.
DM apologizes for raiding wedding ceremonies: He arrived here with the police force during a wedding in the marriage hall.
During this, DM Shailesh Yadav misbehaved with the people. At the same time, the policemen also showered poles on the people.
The video of the entire incident has gone viral. He looked very angry. It is getting a lot of criticism on social media. As a result, strict action has been taken against them.
It is worth noting that Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar has imposed a nighttime curfew in the Agartala Municipal Corporation area from 10 am to 5 am in view of the increasing cases of the corona.
He had also issued a guideline regarding the use of public places.
On the instructions of the District Magistrate, the police immediately took 31 people, including 19 women, into custody.
Some people, including Bharatiya Janata Party MLAs, accused the District Magistrate of misbehavior. They said that the District Magistrate had pushed the priests.
