Police probe ‘weapons training’ at BJP MLA’s school at Mira Road in Maharashtra
The Thane Rural police have started an inquiry into a training camp organised by the Bajrang Dal at a Mira Road school, in which students were allegedly given weapons training.
The probe was initiated after an NGO, Democratic Youth Federation of India, brought the matter to the notice of the police.
The NGO approached the Navghar police on Wednesday after spotting pictures of the camp at Seven Eleven Academy, which is owned by BJP MLA Narendra Mehta, on Facebook. A user named Prakash Gupta shared the pictures, stating that it is being held from May 25 to June 1. The pictures showed boys loading and handling several rifles on the premises.…
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