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Crime
Forest Staff File Assault Case Against Bhagat Singh Sena Chief Nareesh Meena in Baran, Rajasthan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 10:15 AM
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Forest department employees in Baran’s Naharghar range have lodged a police complaint against Bhagat Singh Sena leader Nareesh Meena and his supporters for alleged assault, obstruction of duties and forcible removal of a seized water motor‑pipe.
Forest department personnel stationed at the Naharghar range office in Baran district filed a formal police complaint against Bhagat Singh Sena chief Nareesh Meena and several of his supporters. The complaint alleges that the accused physically assaulted the forest staff, disrupted official duties and forcibly took away a motor‑pipe that had been seized as part of a water‑related investigation.
According to the filing, the assault occurred while the forest employees were attempting to secure the motor‑pipe, which is used for water distribution in the area. The staff reported that Meena and his group not only beat the officials but also obstructed their work and removed the equipment without legal authority.
Police records indicate that this is the third case registered against Meena within a span of seven days, suggesting a pattern of confrontations between the local activist group and government officials. Authorities have opened an investigation and are expected to summon the accused for questioning.
The incident highlights growing tensions in the region over water management and the activities of fringe political outfits that claim to represent local interests. The forest department has reiterated its commitment to enforce regulations and protect public assets, while urging the community to refrain from violence.
According to the filing, the assault occurred while the forest employees were attempting to secure the motor‑pipe, which is used for water distribution in the area. The staff reported that Meena and his group not only beat the officials but also obstructed their work and removed the equipment without legal authority.
Police records indicate that this is the third case registered against Meena within a span of seven days, suggesting a pattern of confrontations between the local activist group and government officials. Authorities have opened an investigation and are expected to summon the accused for questioning.
The incident highlights growing tensions in the region over water management and the activities of fringe political outfits that claim to represent local interests. The forest department has reiterated its commitment to enforce regulations and protect public assets, while urging the community to refrain from violence.