BJYM Leader Arrested in Connection with Forest Guard Murder in Morena, Madhya Pradesh
BJYM leader arrested in connection to murder of forest guard in Morena: Police
Hindustan Times
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Sonu Chauhan, a leader of the Bhartiya Janta Yuva Morcha (BJYM), was arrested by Madhya Pradesh police for his alleged involvement in the murder of forest guard Harikesh Gurjar in Morena district. Gurjar was killed while attempting to stop a tractor-trolley transporting illegally mined sand from the Chambal river.
- 01Sonu Chauhan was arrested for the murder of forest guard Harikesh Gurjar.
- 02Gurjar was killed while trying to stop a tractor-trolley carrying illegally mined sand.
- 03The tractor involved in the incident is owned by Chauhan.
- 04Another suspect, Pawan Tomar, is allegedly involved in the sand mining operation.
- 05The Supreme Court is reviewing the broader issue of illegal sand mining in the Chambal river.
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On Thursday, Sonu Chauhan, a leader of the Bhartiya Janta Yuva Morcha (BJYM), was arrested by police in Madhya Pradesh in connection with the murder of forest guard Harikesh Gurjar, who was 33 years old. Gurjar was killed while attempting to stop a tractor-trolley loaded with illegally mined sand from the Chambal river in the Ambah range of Morena district. The tractor involved in the incident is reportedly owned by Chauhan, who is allegedly working with another individual, Pawan Tomar, in the illegal sand mining business. The incident occurred when Gurjar signaled the tractor driver to halt, but the driver accelerated and ran over him, resulting in fatal injuries. The driver, Vinod Kori, is currently at large. The Supreme Court is also involved, as it is hearing a case concerning illegal sand mining in the Chambal river, highlighting the broader implications of the incident.
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The incident raises concerns about illegal sand mining activities in the region and the safety of forest guards enforcing environmental laws.
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