UP-112 Emergency Response Team Assaulted in Ballia During Brawl Intervention
In a concerning incident in Varanasi, the Uttar Pradesh Police's emergency response unit, UP-112, faced a violent attack while responding to a distress call in the Kotwa Narayanpur area of Ballia. Reports indicate that police personnel were assaulted by a group of youths involved in a physical altercation, highlighting the risks faced by law enforcement officers in the line of duty.
Details of the Attack and Viral Video
The confrontation unfolded when Raghavendra Rastogi, a resident of Sikandarpur, reported that two individuals were assaulting his father, Shyamsundar. Upon receiving the information, a team from PRB 6228, consisting of constables Shailendra Kumar and Sunil Kumar, along with driver head constable Rambhajan Yadav, arrived at the scene to mediate and de-escalate the situation. However, during their intervention, the accused—identified as Arun Rai and Amit Rai alias Ganguly, both residents of Kotwa Narayanpur—engaged in a scuffle with the PRB personnel. A video capturing the altercation between the UP-112 team and the youths has since gone viral on social media, drawing widespread attention to the incident.
Police Response and Arrests
Following the attack, Ballia ASP (South) Kripa Shankar confirmed that a case has been registered against the perpetrators. The police have taken swift action, arresting both Arun Rai and Amit Rai in connection with the assault. This incident underscores the challenges faced by emergency responders in volatile situations and the importance of public cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
Key Points:
- The UP-112 team was attacked while trying to resolve a brawl in Ballia.
- A viral video has documented the scuffle, amplifying public awareness.
- Two accused have been arrested, and a police case is underway.
This event serves as a reminder of the dangers police officers encounter daily and the need for enhanced safety measures during emergency responses.
