After coming back from the airport twice final week, Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad was on Wednesday allowed to go to the household of a Dalit boy who died after he was allegedly crushed up by a college trainer in Jalore.
Accompanied by some aides, the Dalit chief went straight from the airport to the home of the boy Indra Meghwal and provided condolences to his relations.
Meghwal, a pupil of a personal college in Surana village of Jalore, was thrashed by his trainer for allegedly touching a pot of ingesting water on July 20. The boy succumbed to his accidents on 13 August at a hospital in Ahmedabad.
However, the police have mentioned that the boy died of sickness and the postmortem report didn’t discover any harm marks on his physique.
Today Azad reached the village and met Indra Meghwal’s household. He stayed there for about an hour and left peacefully,” mentioned a police officer.
Earlier, police stopped Azad twice at Jodhpur airport and prevented him from going to Jalore.
Talking to reporters right here, Azad had requested why when all ministers, political leaders and public representatives have been allowed to fulfill the household, why have been they not being allowed to fulfill them.
Azad launched his political group Azad Samaj Party in 2020.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
