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In a viral video, a District Collector in Chhattisgarh, Ranbir Sharma is seen slapping a youth who was reportedly out to buy some medicines amid the statewide lockdown on Saturday. Sharma also smashed the youth&rsquo;s phone on the road and asked cops to beat him up and ordered an FIR against him.
The youth even as he tries to show him some papers to explain why he is outdoors during the lockdown but the district collector refuses to listen.
Secretary of the Inter State Council Secretariat, Sanjeev Gupta, called it a &lsquo;Gora Sahib syndrome&rsquo; and slammed his act as "despicable" and "unbecoming of an IAS officer".

Chhattisgarh District Collector slaps man for violating lockdown, removed

‘Gora Sahib syndrome’: District collector slaps youth, smashes his phone for 'violating' lockdown 

Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel has removed District Collector Ranbir Sharma who was seen slapping a man in a video that went viral on social media on Saturday.
In the viral video,&nbsp;Ranbir Sharma is seen slapping a youth who was reportedly out to buy some medicines amid the statewide lockdown on Saturday. Sharma also smashed the youth&rsquo;s phone on the road and asked cops to beat him up and ordered an FIR against him.
The youth even as he tries to show him some papers to explain why he is outdoors during the lockdown but the district collector refuses to listen.
The Chief Minister&nbsp;condemned the incident and said that such acts won&rsquo;t be tolerated.
Secretary of the Inter State Council Secretariat, Sanjeev Gupta, called it a &lsquo;Gora Sahib syndrome&rsquo; and slammed his act as "despicable" and "unbecoming of an IAS officer".

14 killed ad boat capsizes in Rajasthan’s Kota

At least 14 people were killed after a boat capsized in Chambal river Rajasthan's Kota district, CM&nbsp;Ashok Gehlot&nbsp;condoled the deaths, promising help

Boat capsized in Chambal&nbsp;river in Rajasthan's&nbsp;Kota district
14 people killed, many swam ashore
SDRF&nbsp;team at the spot to help with rescue work
Rajasthan&nbsp;CM Gehlot&nbsp;condoled the unfortunate deaths
Gehlot&nbsp;promised affected families help from CM's&nbsp;relief fund
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At least 14 people were killed after a boat capsized in Chambal river Rajasthan's Kota district on Wednesday morning. The boat was carrying 40 devotees to a temple in Indergarh area. District Collector Ujjawal Singh Rathore said the villagers of Gothda Kala were going to Kamleshwar Dham across the Chambal River when the boat capsized near Khatoli. A State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) team reached the spot to help with the rescue work. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot condoled the unfortunate deaths &nbsp;and announced a compensation&nbsp;of rupees 1&nbsp;lakhs&nbsp;each to next of the kin of the people who died in the boat capsize incident.

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