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The operation revealed unexpected individuals among the beggars, including a retired assistant sub -inspector, a highly educated younger young man, and a woman began paying a loan
These begars were found that obstructed the public spaces, and some were harassing the devotees while they were intoxicated. (Representative/PTI file)
After a double murder in Shirdi, the authorities have decisive steps tasks to deliver the temple area and the people of beggars involved in illegal activities and criminal companies. In accordance with a court order, these begares were relocated to a beggar house in Visapur.
On April 4, approximately fifty beggars were arrested. Tragically, four of them later died at the Civil Hospital in Ahilyanagar.
In a surprising development, the repression of April 4, the Shirdi police discovered that one of the Begars with Mazamentos was a former officer of the Isro Research Center. This individual, identified as KS Narayanan, communicated fluently in English and revealed that she had voluntary retirement tasks of Isro in 2008.
Narayanan, who was found among the beggars outside the number four of the temple, was released the same day after providing a written statement.
The operation also discovered other unexpected people among the Begars, including a retired assistant sub -inspector, a highly educated young man who spoke English fluently and a woman who promised to pay a loan, leaving the police amazed.
In a concerted effort on Thursday morning, Shirdi police officers, Sai Sicthan, and Nagar Panchayat launched a campaign and arrested 75 beggars in the SAI temple area.
These begars were found that obstructed the public spaces, and some were harassing the devotees while they were intoxicated. The operation was directed by Police Inspector Ranjit Galande, the safety officer of Sai Sansthan, Rohidas Mali, and the director of Nagar Parishad, SáSh Dlyhe.
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Shirdi, India, India