Hanuman had turn out to be CO of Sambhal in Rath Yatra, now the division used ‘mace’ on the officer, DIG gave these orders

On the primary day of the brand new yr, the Rath Yatra got here to the 46 yr previous Kartikeya Mahadev Temple in Khaggu Sarai space. Throughout this time, CO Sambhal Anuj Chaudhary was seen holding mace in his fingers. Now DIG Moradabad has ordered investigation towards the CO on this matter. On this regard, former IPS and nationwide president of Azad Adhikar Sena, Amitabh Thakur had complained to the DGP.

The Rath Yatra from Kishkindha in Karnataka had come to the Kartikeya Mahadev Temple in Khaggu Sarai space, which opened in Sambhal after 46 years. The journey reached the temple whereas roaming within the metropolis. Throughout this time, Sambhal CO Anuj Chaudhary was seen within the Rath Yatra with a mace in his fingers. Lots of its movies additionally went viral on social media. On which several types of reactions have been coming from folks. Some folks have been praising the CO on this matter. On the similar time, some folks have been opposing his participation in non secular occasions sporting uniform.

Investigation will likely be carried out towards CO Sambhal

Japanese IPS Amitabh Thakur was additionally amongst those that protested. He says that no uniformed individual can take part in any non secular occasion on this method, however CO Anuj Kumar had participated. He had complained to the DGP on this regard. After the grievance, Moradabad DIG has ordered an investigation on this regard. The previous IPS had demanded motion towards CO Anuj Chaudhary for carrying Hanumanji’s mace throughout non secular pilgrimage and attending non secular applications in uniform.

Former IPS had complained to DGP

Former IPS Amitabh Thakur had mentioned in his grievance that whereas on responsibility, the CO was seen taking part in a spiritual program in uniform, which is a violation of Guidelines 3 and 4 of the Uttar Pradesh Authorities Servants Conduct Guidelines 1956. DGP had given data on this regard by issuing a round on 6 October 2014.