Alwar, 12 July (Udaipur Kiran). BJP worker Yaseen Pahalwan was beaten to death by miscreants. On Thursday evening, Yaseen Pahalwan was returning from Jaipur to Alwar with his two companions. Near Ghata Badrol on the Alwar-Jaipur road, miscreants stopped their vehicle by blocking it from the front and rear, and attacked him with sticks, axes, hammers, etc., injuring him. The miscreants then fled.
According to the police, Yaseen Pahalwan had gone to Jaipur with his associates, advocate Jitendra Sharma and Parmendra Sharma, for some work. On their way back on Thursday evening, vehicles started following them from Virat Nagar. The miscreants were in those vehicles. At the deserted place near Ghata Bandrol, the miscreants blocked their car from the front and rear, then attacked their car, breaking its windows. The miscreants then dragged Yaseen Pahalwan out of the car and beat him, while holding his companions at gunpoint. He suffered severe head and leg injuries, causing heavy blood loss at the scene. After the attack, the miscreants fled. His companions, with the help of locals, admitted him to Jaipur’s SMS Hospital, where he died around 8 AM during treatment. As of the time of writing, the post-mortem process was ongoing at Jaipur’s SMS Hospital. His body will be brought to Alwar for burial.
According to sources, this incident was carried out due to an old enmity. He had an old feud ongoing in his village Belaka, which led the locals, along with other miscreants, to carry out this incident. BJP worker Yaseen Khan was known for his cheerful and sociable nature. He had strong connections with BJP leaders and was always active in social work. The news of his death has caused a wave of mourning in the city. Many people on social media are demanding the immediate arrest of his killers.
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