Police beat up Sachin's biggest fan: Munshi abused, kicked in the police station inaugurated by becoming a celebrity in Muzaffarpur

Former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar's fan Sudhir Kumar was thrashed by a policeman at the Town police station in Muzaffarpur district. In the town police station where Sudhir had been inaugurated as the chief guest, a scribe of the police station abused him and then raised his hand to kill him. However, he did not hit with his hand, kicked two abused him, and drove him away from the police station. Sudhir, who is saddened by this incident, has complained to Town DSP Ramnaresh Paswan. He has assured to investigate and take appropriate action. The incident is being told of late evening.

it was the whole matter

According to the information, on Thursday, his cousin Kishan Kumar was taken into custody by the police of Town Police Station. When Sudhir reached his residence in Damodarpur in the evening, he was informed by his family members. Told that the police have picked up Kishan, but are not telling about what is the matter.

Brother was kept in lock-up

Sudhir rushed to the town police station. Saw that his brother is locked up. They started asking him in which case he had raised. He told that a friend of his had bought the land. His name was given as a witness in the purchase of the land. Perhaps there was some dispute about that land. In the same, one party had lodged an FIR. Although he doesn't even know anything about it. Still, the police caught him and brought him.

...and the scribe started abusing

Sudhir was talking to his brother when a scribe started arguing in anger, then he started abusing. When Sudhir opposed this, he was beaten up at the police station. After this Sudhir quietly left from there. Then complained to DSP.

was inaugurated as a celebrity

Sudhir said, 'It is my misfortune that a few years ago when this Thana Bhawan was newly built, he was called to inaugurate it as a celebrity.'

He had also inaugurated it by cutting lace, but today he has been beaten up at the same police station. He said that when such an incident can happen to them, then how the police would have dealt with the general public, is understandable.