Breaking India News Today | In-Depth Reports & Analysis – IndiaNewsWeekBreaking India News Today | In-Depth Reports & Analysis – IndiaNewsWeek
  • Home
  • Nation
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • International
  • Technology
  • Auto News
Reading: Man Kneels and Apologizes to BJP Aide as Police Stands By in Meerut
Share
Breaking India News Today | In-Depth Reports & Analysis – IndiaNewsWeekBreaking India News Today | In-Depth Reports & Analysis – IndiaNewsWeek
  • Home
  • Nation
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • Sports
  • Entertainment
  • International
  • Technology
  • Auto News
© 2024 All Rights Reserved | Powered by India News Week
Trending Now: Stay updated with the latest breaking news from India and around the world
Meerut: Man forced to kneel, apologise to BJP leader’s aide as police watch silently
Breaking India News Today | In-Depth Reports & Analysis – IndiaNewsWeek > Nation > Man Kneels and Apologizes to BJP Aide as Police Stands By in Meerut
Nation

Man Kneels and Apologizes to BJP Aide as Police Stands By in Meerut

Nation Desk By Nation Desk October 22, 2025 3 Min Read
Share
SHARE

A disturbing video from Meerut has sparked outrage after showing a man being forced to kneel and touch his forehead to the ground in apology before a self-proclaimed student leader allegedly linked to Uttar Pradesh Minister Somendra Tomar, while police officers stood by and watched silently.

The incident reportedly took place earlier this week following a minor altercation between the victim and the student leader.

The video, now circulating widely on social media, shows the accused leader shouting abuses and forcing the man to kneel and beg for forgiveness.

In UP’s Meerut, a student leader claimed to associated with UP minister Somendra Tomar could be heard hurling abuses & forcing a man to kneel and apologise in presence of cops following an altercation. pic.twitter.com/YlXXHXPBXg

— Piyush Rai (@Benarasiyaa) October 21, 2025

Despite the public humiliation taking place in full view of uniformed police personnel, none of the officers intervened to stop the abuse.

Local accounts say the confrontation began over a local dispute but escalated after the student leader invoked his alleged political connections.

Instead of diffusing the situation, the police appeared to allow the intimidation to continue unchecked.

The police’s inaction is being criticised on social media as a reflection of the growing culture of impunity in Uttar Pradesh, where political muscle often overshadows the rule of law.

The Meerut police, in a post on X, said, “There was a dispute between both parties in the matter regarding vehicle parking. The accused is in police custody. A case has been registered based on the complaint filed by the complainant, and action is being taken.”

However, no concrete action has reportedly been taken so far by the Meerut police regarding the incident.

The video has reignited debates over the nexus between political patronage and policing in Uttar Pradesh, where incidents of intimidation by individuals claiming proximity to ruling party leaders have repeatedly surfaced.

Critics say that such acts, carried out openly and in the presence of law enforcement, erode public trust and reinforce the perception that the law does not apply equally to all.

The post Meerut: Man forced to kneel, apologise to BJP leader’s aide as police watch silently appeared first on Maktoob media.

TAGGED:National NewsNews
Share This Article
Twitter Copy Link
Previous Article Priyanka Chopra shares glimpses of Diwali celebration with Nick Jonas and mom Madhu Chopra Priyanka Chopra Celebrates Diwali with Nick Jonas and Mom Madhu Chopra
Next Article Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh with Pawan Khera address the media Congress Criticizes Lokpal’s Tender for Luxury BMW Cars as ‘Shauq Pal’
Leave a comment Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest News

Stock Market Today Live, September 17: Stock to buy today: Domestic market to open on flat to negative note as US Fed talks hawkish

Market Update: September 17 – Stocks Set to Open Flat Amid Hawkish Fed Signals

September 17, 2026
NSE raises ₹6,746 crore from anchor investors ahead of IPO

NSE Secures ₹6,746 Crore from Anchor Investors Before Upcoming IPO

September 17, 2026
Government cuts export levies on petrol, diesel and ATF

Government Slashes Export Taxes on Petrol, Diesel, and ATF to Boost Trade

September 17, 2026
GJC seeks review of 67% hike in gold hallmarking fee

GJC Requests Reconsideration of 67% Increase in Gold Hallmarking Fees

September 16, 2026
HDFC Bank shares trade flat after rising in previous session

HDFC Bank Shares Stabilize Following Previous Day’s Gains in Market Activity

September 16, 2026
Indian government allocates record sugar sales quota for September to rein in retail prices

India’s Government Sets Historic Sugar Sales Quota for September to Curb Retail Prices

September 16, 2026

You Might Also Like

 Last day to subscribe to Dr Agarwal’s Health IPO
Economy

Final day to join Dr Agarwal’s Health IPO!

2 Min Read

Indian Tech Giant Faces Major Server Error Disrupting Services Nationwide

4 Min Read
BSE shares jump 6% after strong Q2 results; brokerages raise targets on record growth
Economy

BSE Shares Surge 6% After Impressive Q2 Results; Analysts Boost Targets

2 Min Read
Gujarat-bound ship among two vessels seized by Iran near Hormuz
Nation

Iran Seizes Two Vessels, Including Gujarat-Bound Ship, Near Hormuz Strait

2 Min Read

About IndiaNewsWeek

IndiaNewsWeek is your trusted source for breaking news, in-depth analysis, and comprehensive coverage of India and the world. We deliver accurate, timely reporting across politics, economy, sports, entertainment, and technology.

contact@indianewsweek.com

Quick Links

  • Nation
  • Politics
  • Economy
  • International
  • Sports
  • Entertainment

More Sections

  • Technology
  • Auto News
  • Education
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy

Stay Connected

Follow us on social media for the latest updates and breaking news.

Facebook
X (Twitter)
YouTube
Follow US
© 2026 IndiaNewsWeek. All Rights Reserved.
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?