The furious video of Hanuman Beniwal, the MP from Nagaur Lok Sabha seat, who is also head of Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), is going viral over social media platforms. The video is cut from the meeting of District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee held at the District Council Chamber in Nagaur where among attending officials were the Nagaur Collector and SP.
An order was passed to break the whole road from Krishi Mandi Tirahe to Gogelao Tirahe and to make it a four-lane road, but the contractor merely patched the road. This made MP Beniwal furious.
A team from Delhi barged coming to see an inquiry about the said matter and would check the conditions of the road and bridge. He even warned about involvement with CBI. Beniwal warned the officials not to act as if they are masters of the people.
He asserted that any officer or employee concerned with corruption would not be able to escape imprisonment even after retirement, for the papers would continue to speak. The MP Beniwal then expressed his annoyance further at the fact that during the meeting many of the officials did not come with their reports. He said that this was absolutely unacceptable: “You are taking a government salary and enjoying.”
Hanuman Beniwal Visits Sarasani Village, Meets Protesters
On Tuesday evening, Nagaur MP Hanuman Beniwal came to Sarasani village and met the farmers who protested against the cement company’s policy for the last four months. He spoke before condemning the police action of lathi-charge on farmers. The company colluded, according to Beniwal, with the Superintendent of Police to order lathi charge instead of dialogue to resolve the matter, told farmers.
He warned the company that if all matters, including land acquisition and compensation, would not be settled positively, an agitation of that level would be organized. He claimed that within two days they would prepare the movement so that whims of the company will be not allowed to prevail in the district. Beniwal also charged several leaders of acting as agents for companies. RLP leader Anil Barupal said that policemen were trying to forcibly remove the peacefully protesting farmers with lathis even on women and elderly people.
