MLA’s brother loots liquor shop in Dhar:Incident carried out along with 4 companions; shop worker stands pleading

Arjun Singh Baghel, cousin of Kukshi Congress MLA Surendra Singh Honey Baghel, has looted a Dahi liquor shop in Madhya Pradesh’s Dhar district. They took expensive bottles from the liquor shop. The incident was carried out along with 4 companions. CCTV footage is going viral. According to information, the incident is being reported from February 4. In the viral video, five people are seen engaging in hooliganism. They are seen openly carrying away liquor bottles. Congress leader Arjun Singh Baghel is also the MLA’s representative. He handles all the work of MLA Surendra Singh Honey Baghel. 4 people remained standing outside the shop In the CCTV footage, Congress leader Arjun Singh Baghel is seen standing outside a liquor shop. Four other people are with him. One of their associates enters the shop through a mesh window. He takes out liquor bottles from the rack and hands them over to his companions waiting outside. The viral video shows a person repeatedly entering the shop through the mesh window. He is taking out liquor bottles and giving them to others. The people standing outside then take those bottles to a car parked nearby. After keeping the bottles, they return to the shop. They take away several liquor bottles in this manner. Liquor shop employee stood with folded hands The viral video shows an elderly employee of a liquor store pleading with folded hands in front of a Congress leader and his associates. The employee is trying to stop the Congress leader from looting the liquor store, but no one listens to him. No complaint filed at the police station Meanwhile, Dahi police station in-charge Dilip Kumar Tadiwala said that they learned about this incident through social media. So far, no application or complaint has been registered at the police station regarding this matter. The in-charge of the Dahi police station said that if any complaint is received in this matter, action will be taken according to the rules. Currently, police are monitoring the situation based on the video.