Archive · 19 May 2025
Sand Mafia Attempts to Run Over Police in Bundi
Imagine some bad guys were taking sand from the river when they weren't supposed to.
The police tried to stop them, but the bad guys driving big trucks tried to run over the police!
It happened early in the morning in Bundi.
The police had to jump out of the way to save their lives, and some got hurt.
The police are now trying to find the drivers and arrest them.
This is part of a bigger problem where people are taking sand illegally and causing trouble.
A police patrol squad was targeted by members of the illegal sand mining mafia in Bundi district.
The incident occurred on National Highway-52 when the police attempted to intercept dumper trucks carrying illegal sand.
The dumper truck drivers accelerated towards the police, forcing officers to jump into a ditch.
CI Ramlal, Head Constable Hariram, and Policeman Gopal sustained injuries in the attack.
Police have filed a case against unidentified drivers on charges of attempted murder and obstruction of government duties.
- Who
- Members of the illegal sand mining mafia and a five-member police patrol squad.
- What
- Members of the sand mining mafia attempted to run over a police patrol squad.
- When
- Early Saturday morning, around 4 am.
- Where
- National Highway-52 near Pagara village, Bundi district.
- Why
- The drivers attempted to evade police and continue illegal sand mining operations.
- Incident Location
- National Highway-52 near Pagara village, Bundi district
- Date of Incident
- Early Saturday morning
- Time of Incident
- Around 4 am
- Police Team Involved
- Five-member District Special Team (DST)
- Injured Police Officers
- CI Ramlal, Head Constable Hariram, and Policeman Gopal
- Charges Filed
- Attempted murder and obstruction of government duties