Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Two Arrested After Stone-Pelting Attack on Gonda Police Vehicle
Police said a patrol vehicle was attacked with stones near Chhiras village.
The incident happened during the night of September 6–7, 2026.
Officers went to the area after receiving information about the stone-pelting.
Police said the responding team was also attacked.
Some officers had minor injuries.
Two people, Girvar Dayal and Shivdayal, were arrested.
Police said both had previous criminal cases at the same station.
Officials said the situation is now normal.
Two people were arrested after a police patrol vehicle was allegedly pelted with stones near Chhiras village in Gonda district.
The incident occurred during the midnight hours of September 6–7, 2026, under the Kaudia police station area.
Police said a team that reached the location was also attacked with stones by local residents.
Some police personnel reportedly suffered minor injuries in the incident.
The accused were identified as Girvar Dayal alias Naga and Shivdayal alias Sachin/Dadau; a case was registered and legal proceedings are underway.
- Who
- Two arrested men, identified as Girvar Dayal alias Naga and Shivdayal alias Sachin/Dadau, are accused of attacking police; some police personnel were reportedly injured.
- What
- A police patrol vehicle was allegedly pelted with stones, and the police team that responded was also attacked.
- When
- During the midnight hours of September 6–7, 2026.
- Where
- Near Chhiras village, under the Kaudia police station area in Gonda district, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- Police said the team was attacked after responding to information about stone-pelting during night patrolling.
- Location
- Chhiras village, Gonda district, Uttar Pradesh
- Police station
- Kaudia police station
- Incident date
- Midnight hours of September 6–7, 2026
- Accused
- Girvar Dayal alias Naga and Shivdayal alias Sachin/Dadau
- Reported injuries
- Some police personnel sustained minor injuries
- Legal action
- Both accused were arrested and a case was registered under relevant legal sections
- Current situation
- Police said the law-and-order situation is normal