Roadways contract driver creates high-voltage drama in Aligarh, climbs mobile tower alleging harassment
In Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, a roadways contract driver named Raju Saini climbed a mobile tower at Quarsi intersection, causing a stir. He alleged that roadways officials were harassing him. The incident drew a large crowd and prompted immediate administrative intervention to bring him down safely. The driver also made references to creating a 'DJP' along the lines of CJP.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVA high-voltage drama unfolded at the Quarsi intersection in Aligarh on Tuesday when a roadways contract driver climbed a mobile tower. According to reports from Amar Ujala, the driver, identified as Raju Saini, is employed on a contract basis within the roadways department.
Upon reaching the top of the tower, Saini leveled serious allegations of harassment against senior roadways officials. He claimed that he had been subjected to mistreatment within the department, which led him to take this drastic step in protest.
During the incident, the driver also mentioned creating a 'DJP' modeled after the CJP. While the exact meaning behind this statement remains unclear, it left both the onlookers and the police present at the scene in a state of confusion.
Upon receiving information, local police and administrative officials rushed to the spot. They initiated efforts to persuade the driver to descend safely. The incident caused a significant gathering at the intersection, which also disrupted local traffic flow.
Officials engaged in dialogue with the driver, assuring him that his grievances would be heard if he came down. Currently, the police are investigating the matter and attempting to verify the authenticity of the allegations made by the driver.
There has been no official statement from the roadways department regarding this incident yet. Local residents are discussing the situation, awaiting further action from the administration regarding the driver's demands.
As a precautionary measure, the administration has increased security at the site to prevent any untoward incidents. Further legal action will be determined following an assessment of the driver's mental state and the validity of his claims.