Former BJP MLA Ater Singh Bhadana Dies After Attack at Crusher Plant in Bharatpur
Former BJP MLA Ater Singh Bhadana died after being attacked by 70 to 80 people at his crusher plant in Bhonda village, Bharatpur district, Rajasthan, on Sunday evening. The attack, reportedly linked to a mining dispute, also injured his associate Gagan Sharma and others. Bhadana, who previously served as the state president of BJP Kisan Morcha, succumbed to his injuries at SMS Hospital in Jaipur around 11:30 PM.
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What Happened
Former BJP MLA Ater Singh Bhadana was attacked by a group of 70 to 80 individuals at his crusher plant in Bhonda village, Bharatpur district, Rajasthan, on Sunday evening. Bhadana and his associate Gagan Sharma were severely injured in the assault, which allegedly involved sticks, rods, bricks, and stones. Bhadana later died from his injuries at SMS Hospital in Jaipur at approximately 11:30 PM.
The incident is reported to be connected to a mining dispute and has raised questions about the law and order situation in the state. Bhadana had previously held the position of state president for the BJP Kisan Morcha. Police forces have been deployed in Bhonda village following the incident.
Key Facts
- Former BJP MLA Ater Singh Bhadana died after an attack.DharitriQaumi Awaz
- The attack occurred at his crusher plant in Bharatpur district, Rajasthan.DharitriQaumi Awaz
- Approximately 70 to 80 people were involved in the attack.DharitriQaumi Awaz
- The incident took place on Sunday evening.DharitriQaumi Awaz
- Bhadana's associate, Gagan Sharma, was also injured.Dharitri
- Bhadana died at SMS Hospital in Jaipur around 11:30 PM.Qaumi Awaz
- The attack is linked to a mining dispute.DharitriQaumi Awaz
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