Tyres Thrown, Vehicles Collide: SP MP Ramjilal Suman's Convoy Attacked By Karni Sena In Aligarh
Videos of the incident shared online depict several men attacking police vans in the convoy with tyres. They hurled tyres at the vehicles.
Samajwadi Party MP Ramjilal Suman's convoy was attacked by members of the Karni Sena near Khereshwar Chauraha in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh on Sunday.
Online visuals show a group targeting police vans in the convoy with tyres. Several individuals hurled tyres at the high-speed vehicles, causing them to swerve and collide.
Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh: Karni Sena members attacked the convoy of Samajwadi Party MP Ramjilal Suman by throwing tyres at the vehicles, causing several cars in the high-speed convoy to collide and suffer damage. The incident took place near Khereshwar Chauraha on the highway pic.twitter.com/gIWfTysr0Y — IANS (@ians_india) April 27, 2025
According to a report by ANI, the SP MP was going to Bulandshahr to meet the victims who were injured on Tuesday after an SUV ran over a group of Dalits. A woman named Sheela Devi was killed in the incident.
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