In a shocking incident, Home Guard candidates beaten in Begusarai created tension at Hurl Township late Tuesday night. The protest over pending appointment letters turned violent, and Home Guard candidates beaten in Begusarai alleged that police used force to disperse them.
The candidates had earlier staged a demonstration at Harl Chowk. Police later shifted them to Hurl Township to prevent unrest in the main city area. Tension increased when protesters raised slogans against the administration.
Police tried to control the situation as the crowd grew aggressive. Officers used batons to push back the protesters. Several candidates suffered injuries during the clash.
Family members rushed to the spot after videos of the incident spread on social media. Authorities also detained a few people who supported the protest.
Officials said they acted to maintain law and order ahead of upcoming festivals. The situation remained tense but under control by Wednesday morning.
