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News India Live, Digital Desk: Today is January 1, 2026. While on one hand the whole country is immersed in the happiness of the New Year, on the other hand a news has come from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh which is really disturbing. Last night, when people were dancing to welcome 2026, the celebratory atmosphere in an area of Bareilly suddenly turned into a “ground-e-war”.
What is the whole story?
What happened was that the New Year party was going on and the DJ’s influence was at its peak. When too much time passed, the police team got the news. According to the rules, playing loud music till late at night is prohibited. In such a situation, a team of Bareilly Police reached the spot so that peace could be maintained and the DJ could be stopped.
Perhaps the hooligans engrossed in celebration did not like the police going there. The only thing was to stop the music, but some drunk people present there started misbehaving with the police team.
Attack on police team and dare to tear the uniform
The surprising thing is that the uproar was not limited to just altercation. Within no time the crowd went out of control and started pushing and shoving with the policemen. Eyewitnesses say that the situation became so bad that people attacked the policemen and even tore their uniforms. We all know what a mockery of the law it is to raise a hand on a policeman’s uniform.
Imagine, the policemen who were deployed on the streets, sacrificing their sleep to keep us safe, were treated like this. After the attack on this team of Bareilly Police, there was chaos in the entire area and additional police had to be called to the spot.
Further action and questions
Now the police is identifying the faces who carried out this entire incident. Perhaps there was no fear of the law among those people who did not mind the presence of the police. Bareilly Police team attack case Strictest action is certain to be taken in this matter, so that in future no one can insult the uniform in this manner.
New Year should be about sharing happiness and celebrating in a civilized manner. Where does it make sense to disturb someone’s peace or take law into one’s hands if someone is stopped for breaking the rules? This incident in Bareilly has once again raised questions on the ‘hoodlum culture’ in the name of celebration.
We hope that the administration will teach a stern lesson to these lawless elements so that the respect of the general public and those who protect the law is maintained.