Viral Video: In a dramatic turn of events, two persons accused of molesting two school girls at a village in the Deoria district of Uttar Pradesh suffered injuries in a police encounter Sunday night. The incident occurred after the viral video grabbed the attention of UP Police. The accused riding on a motorcycle were intercepted by police around 11:30 PM following a tip-off. According to reports, both of them opened fire on the officers after being surrounded. The response was that both the men were shot in the legs. Dheeraj hit his left leg and Hrithik hit his right leg. They were taken to a local medical college, where reportedly they are stable and out of danger.
The Viral Video of Deoria’s Encounter of Molesters
In the UP viral video, it can be seen that molesters had harassed two school-going girls while they were coming home from school. Four masked attackers tried to kidnap the girls and succeeded only partially as the villagers managed to scare the assailants away. The police arrested one suspect soon after this incident who had initially provided some leads that helped to identify Patel and Yadav.
The police reportedly say they cannot still pinpoint the other two perpetrators said to have taken part in the crime who are still on the loose. The speed at which the police responded and later met the criminal makes it calls attention to the serious law-enforcement people have been seen exhibiting in handling such crimes against women in the region. The accused’s use of guns in the confrontation raises a red flag regarding public safety and the requirement of the right measures taken to address such heinous acts.
Swift Arrests and Investigations
The authorities have reemphasized that justice will be meted out to the victims of sexual harassment, especially to the minors. The Deoria viral video has brought a discussion about the vulnerability of insecurity faced by the school-going children in rural areas and the police force’s docket, which mandates ensuring safety from such predatory behavior. Community leaders are demanding high vigilance and support systems for such young students who are navigating potentially dangerous situations on their way back from school.