Mathura, May 21: A wedding procession in Narhauli village turned chaotic due to a dispute, leading to a violent stone-pelting incident. An elderly woman was seriously injured and has been referred to the district hospital for treatment. Police intervened swiftly, detaining five individuals involved in the altercation.
According to police reports, the incident occurred on Wednesday as a wedding procession was making its way through Narhauli village in the Highway police jurisdiction. Tensions escalated after a verbal disagreement at a nearby shop, which quickly transformed into a physical confrontation. As the conflict intensified, both sides began throwing stones, resulting in injuries to an elderly woman from the shopkeeper’s side. Authorities promptly arrived on the scene and transported her to the Community Health Center (CHC), where her condition was deemed serious enough to warrant a transfer to the district hospital.
Law enforcement used minimal force to disperse the individuals involved in the stone-pelting. Meanwhile, the wedding procession successfully reached its destination, allowing the marriage ceremony to proceed according to traditional customs. Following the incident, police have taken five individuals into custody. CCTV footage from the area is available, and authorities plan to identify all participants in the violence for strict legal action. A significant police presence has been deployed to maintain order, and the situation is reported to be under control.
Superintendent of Police (Mathura Urban District) Rajiv Kumar stated, “The police quickly managed the dispute during the wedding procession in Narhauli. An elderly woman was injured and is currently receiving treatment at the district hospital. We have detained five individuals, and all offenders will be identified through CCTV footage for appropriate legal action. Adequate police forces are present to ensure law and order.”
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