Angry employees created a high voltage drama on the death of a company employee who was hit by a bus in Badshahpur police station area and vandalised buses and also pelted stones at the police. A policeman was seriously injured in the incident and has been admitted to a private hospital. Senior police officers and police force reached the spot and took the stone pelters into custody. Along with this, the police took the body into custody and sent it for postmortem.
Police is registering a case against the bus driver under the section of negligent driving causing death. Along with this, people have obstructed government work by pelting stones on the police and damaging vehicles. Heavy police force is deployed on the spot.
According to the police spokesperson, 24-year-old Monu, a resident of Agra, UP, was posted in the automobile company Padmini VNA in Badshahpur police station area. His duty was from 9 am to 5 pm. Like every day, today also he reached the company by the company bus and got down from the bus and stood there. During this time, when the driver of another bus of the company carelessly backed his bus, Monu got hit by the bus and died on the spot.
The situation worsened so much that the employees pelted stones on the police. They pelted stones on the company buses and the police PCR parked nearby and broke the glass panes of the bus and police van with sticks. They also damaged the bikes parked nearby. Due to the large number of employees, the police had to run away from the spot on the back foot, but a policeman got stuck near the PCR van and suffered serious injuries in this incident.
As soon as the information was received, the police force reached the spot and started chasing away the stone-pelting employees and identifying and taking them into custody, after which the matter started calming down, but the employees went inside the company with the body of the deceased and closed the company from inside. It is being told that here an agreement was reached between the company management and the employees in which it was said that compensation would be given to the family of the deceased and a job would be given to one member of the family, after which the employees handed over the body to the police.
