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- Listed bootlegger Elu Delu Ani Mandali made typhoon fearless
- Police rushed to Mahidharpura after the video of the alcohol party went viral
- Instead of teaching a lesson to those who hurt religious sentiments, the police gave them VIP treatment
Mahidharpura police rushed to the video of a drunken party going viral with dancers being called and thumkas in the Ganesh pandal the night before the dissolution in Begampura’s Mapara street. Police registered a case in this matter and detained seven including listed bootlegger Elu Delu. However, instead of teaching a strict lesson of the law to these elements who hurt the religious sentiments of the devotees, a new controversy has started with the police giving VIP treatment.
According to the details, a video of a drunken party by inviting dancers in Ganapati Bappa’s pandal went viral. In this video, some youths were seen dancing with dancers and dancing with beer bottles. Along with throwing bottles of liquor, the drunk youths also showered currency notes. The local Mahidharpura police was caught fast asleep about this jalsa party held on Begampura’s Mapara street on the night of dissolution.
Identified the young men who danced obscenely with the kinnars
Meanwhile, the Satasveer report about this was published in Agrim newspaper Sandesh and the police started running. The police verified the video. In the video, the youths were identified dancing obscenely with kinnars. Mahidharpura police registered a case on the complaint of Hiren Rana, a local youth. On the basis of which the police arrested Anil alias Elu Delu Ramesh Rana (resident of Nasarwanji Park, Bhatena), Kalpesh Dhansukh Rana, Paresh Amaratbhai Rana, Kishore Rameshchandra Rana, Hemant alias Bali Chandrakant Rana, Naresh alias Johnny Pranjivan Rana and Nilesh Harish Rana.
Elu Delu, who was roaming around as a police agent, became a rogue
Additionally, among the accused are Anil alias Elu Delu, Hemant and Naresh bootlegger. Elu Delu is also said to be in cahoots with the local Mahidharpura police. Meanwhile, it is being discussed that instead of taking strict action against these elements who invited dancers and beer parties, the religious sentiments of the people were hurt, the Mahidharpura police treated all the seven accused as sons-in-law after detention. Notorious Elu Delu & Mandali, posing as police agents, left the liquor bottles on the road after partying at Ganesh pandal. The bottles are said to have been seized by the police today after four days.