UP: Samajwadi celebration chief booked for assault, violating Covid-19 protocols

A First Information Report (FIR) was lodged towards Samajwadi celebration chief Shailendra Yadav after he was discovered dancing and partying in violation of Coronavirus pointers in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh.
In a video that has now gone viral on social media, Yadav was seen dancing alongside girls to the music of the Samajwadi celebration’s track ‘Samajwaad ka jhanda fir se UP me lahrayenge‘ (We will once more unfurl the flag of socialism). He additionally danced to the tunes of one other track titled, ‘‘Akhilesh ko Taj Dilayenge.‘
समाजवादी पार्टी की वैक्सीन आ गई है, गोरखपुर में सपा के नेता “वैक्सीन” का जश्न मनाते हुए !उत्तर प्रदेश की जनता योगी जी के विकल्प के रूप में इनके हाथ में सत्ता सौंप सकती है – “समाजवाद” ! pic.twitter.com/NbScZLp2wM— Ashok Shrivastav (@AshokShrivasta6) June 4, 2021
The incident befell on Wednesday (June 2) in Baijnathpur in Campierganj through the wedding ceremony ceremony of village head Balkishan Yadav’s daughter. Reportedly, the Samajwadi celebration chief reached the village together with his supporters to attend the occasion. As per eyewitnesses, he jumped on the stage and commenced dancing with the women on stage. When the villagers intervened, he and his supporters started thrashing the villagers. During the scuffle, chairs have been tossed between them.
Case filed towards Samajwadi celebration chief and others
While talking in regards to the matter, SSP (Gorakhpur) Dinesh Kumar confirmed that an FIR has been filed towards Yadav, and organisers of the occasion. Those seen dancing on the stage within the video have additionally been booked. All of them have been charged for assault, intimidating, rioting, and violating Coronavirus protocols beneath the Disaster Management Act.
The police knowledgeable that organising orchestra and dancing occasions on the wedding ceremony ceremony was a violation of Coronavirus protocols. Reportedly, ADG (Zonal) Akhil Kumar had instructed the police of all districts to curb the organising of such occasions and prohibit the participation of individuals.