OpIndia Staff

Surajpur District Collector Ranbir Sharma was caught on camera manhandling two boys over 'lockdown violation' in a viral video.

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Ranbir Sharma, Surajpur District Collector, also instructed the police to hit the boy with the sticks after slapping him and smashing his phone.

Talking about being shunted by other villages and administration, a local resident said, "We are feeling helpless. Media doesn't come here. We want everyone to be tested again. Administration tells us to go to Surjagarh, but in a lockdown how can we go by ourselves?”