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Crime
Stone-Throwing Incident at New Councillor's Home During VP Victory Rally in Mundwa, Nagaur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 10:15 PM
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During a vice‑president's victory procession in Mundwa, Rajasthan, stone‑throwing and verbal abuse were reported at the residence of newly elected councilor Ramakant Sharma, prompting villagers to protest outside the police station demanding arrests.
Mundwa, a town in Nagaur district of Rajasthan, witnessed a law‑and‑order disturbance on the day a local vice‑president held a victory rally. According to reports, participants or onlookers hurled stones and bottles at the house of Ramakant Sharma, who had just been elected as a councilor.
The alleged assault was accompanied by abusive language directed at Sharma and his family. Police were called to the scene, but residents said the accused had not been apprehended immediately.
In response, a group of villagers gathered outside the Mundwa police station, staging a dharna to demand swift action against those responsible. Local authorities were urged to register FIRs and ensure that the perpetrators face legal consequences.
The incident underscores rising tensions during political gatherings in the region and highlights concerns over crowd management and public safety during such events.
No injuries were reported, but the episode has prompted calls for stricter enforcement of law during political rallies in Rajasthan.
The alleged assault was accompanied by abusive language directed at Sharma and his family. Police were called to the scene, but residents said the accused had not been apprehended immediately.
In response, a group of villagers gathered outside the Mundwa police station, staging a dharna to demand swift action against those responsible. Local authorities were urged to register FIRs and ensure that the perpetrators face legal consequences.
The incident underscores rising tensions during political gatherings in the region and highlights concerns over crowd management and public safety during such events.
No injuries were reported, but the episode has prompted calls for stricter enforcement of law during political rallies in Rajasthan.