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Uttar Pradesh BJP MLA shared a video on Twitter which showed a group of men being thrashed mercilessly by police in what appears a police station. The caption MLA Shalabh Mani Tripathi wrote said 'return gift for rioters'.
In the video, the police are seen hitting the men with sticks while they try to block the blows and beg to be spared. 
The incident purportedly took place two days ago in a police station in Saharanpur where protests had flared up demanding arrest of suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma.
The video shared by Tripathi and its accompanying captions have garnered severe criticism online. 
Former UP Chief Minister Akilesh Yadav too slammed the comments saying such incidents damage people's faith in the justice system. 
The Samajwadi Party chief added that questions should be raised about such police stations, highlighting that UP stands at the first position in custodial deaths, human rights violations and the abuse faced by Dalits. 

UP cops thrash men on camera; BJP MLA's 'return gift for rioters' comment, Akhilesh Yadav's objection

The incident purportedly took place two days ago in a police station in Saharanpur&nbsp;where protests had flared up demanding arrest of suspended BJP&nbsp;leader Nupur&nbsp;Sharma.

Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;shared a video on Twitter which showed a group of men being thrashed mercilessly by police in what appears a police station. The caption MLA&nbsp;Shalabh&nbsp;Mani&nbsp;Tripathi&nbsp;wrote said 'return gift for rioters'.
In the video, the police are seen hitting the men with sticks while they try to block the blows and beg to be spared.&nbsp;
The incident purportedly took place two days ago in a police station in Saharanpur&nbsp;where protests had flared up demanding arrest of suspended BJP&nbsp;leader Nupur&nbsp;Sharma.
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The video shared by Tripathi&nbsp;and its accompanying captions have garnered severe criticism online.&nbsp;
Former UP Chief Minister Akilesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;too slammed the comments saying such incidents damage people's faith in the justice system.&nbsp;
The Samajwadi&nbsp;Party chief added that questions should be raised about such police stations, highlighting that UP is at a grim first in custodial deaths, human rights violations and the abuse faced by Dalits.

One person was injured during a clash between supporters of rival candidates during the filing of nominations for the election of block panchayat head in UP's Sitapur. 

Violence in UP's Sitapur during nomination for Block Pramukh, Priyanka, Akhilesh slam BJP

Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra&nbsp;and Samajwadi Party (SP) president Akhilesh Yadav condemn violence in UP during filing of nomination for block pramukh, blame local&nbsp;BJP workers&nbsp;

Violence in&nbsp;UP's&nbsp;Sitapur&nbsp;during nomination filing for block pramukh
Ruckus after Opposition members were prevented from filing nomination
3 people sustained bullet injuries in Sitapur&nbsp;during the ruckus: reports
Woman worker of SP manhandled, her saree&nbsp;pulled by rival party workers
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In Sitapur, three people received bullet injuries when an independent candidate Munni Devi arrived to file her nomination in Kamlapur.

Violence was reported on Thursday from various districts, including Siddharthnagar, Sitapur, Gorakhpur, Sambhal during the nomination of papers for the block pramukh elections. The ruckus broke out when opposition candidates were prevented from filing their nomination papers.
In Sitapur, three people received bullet injuries when an independent candidate Munni Devi arrived to file her nomination in Kamlapur.
Meanwhile in a shocking video doing the rounds of social media, a&nbsp;Samajwadi Party worker was manhandled by two men from a rival party.&nbsp;The woman was a proposer for a Samajwadi Party candidate in block panchayat polls and was trying to enter a nomination centre when she was attacked.
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra&nbsp;and Samajwadi Party (SP) president Akhilesh Yadav lshed&nbsp;out at the BJP&nbsp;over the violence.
Sharing a video of the violence on Twitter, Priyanka Gandhi tweeted, that PM sahab and CM sahab should congratulate their workers in UP who indulged in stone-pelting and firing, adding that nomination papers were looted, journalists were beaten up, and women were misbehaved with, at many places.
Samajwadi chief Akhilesh Yadav alleged that the attackers were BJP workers and, called them "power hungry goons of Yogi Adityanath (Chief Minister)".

UP CM Yogi renames Mughal Museum after Shivaji

Continuing with his name change spree and tirade against the Mughals, UP CM Yogi Adityanath has changed the name of the under-construction Mughal Museum in Agra to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum

Continuing with his name change spree and tirade against the Mughals, UP CM Yogi Adityanath on Monday changed the name of the under-construction Mughal Museum in Agra to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum. "How can our heroes be Mughals," Yogi reported;ly asked at a meeting to review development works in the city. He later tweeted that there is no space for the symbols of "the mentality of slavery" in Uttar Pradesh. The Mughal Museum project near the Taj Mahal was approved in 2015 by the previous Akhilesh Yadav government.

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