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Aligarh: RSS member attacked with a burning stick, case registered against Faizan and Nazir, the latter arrested

As per police, two accused, Faizan and Nazir, have been identified and Nazir has been arrested. 

An RSS worker was allegedly attacked by a burning stick on Friday when he was returning from a shakha. On 5th July, Friday, some men allegedly attacked an RSS member, Manish who was returning from an RSS Shakha in Aligarh. As reported by Bhaskar, the men first passed comments on his RSS uniform and hurled abuses at him before beating him up with a burning stick.

Manish was reportedly returning from Vishwakarma Nagar and he was attacked in Upperkot Bazar area.

On getting the information about the alleged attack, some RSS workers reached the spot. Later, Manish filed a complaint and the police has registered a case under sections 341, 352, 326, 323, 504 and 506 of the IPC. CO Vishal Pandey and the ADM visited the area where the victim was attacked and assured of strict action against the culprits.

RSS member Lalit Kumar has demanded strict action against such unwanted elements. He also demanded the deployment of forces at sensitive areas to avoid such incidents in future. As per police, two accused, Faizan and Nazir, have been identified and Nazir has been arrested.

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