Young Man Tied To Tree, Mercilessly Beaten Up In Amethi; Video Goes Viral, Local Police Intervene
In Amethi's Katra village, a young man was tied to a tree and brutally beaten by locals after being found in an alleged objectionable condition, drawing prompt police action after the video went viral.

A young man was tied to a tree in Amethi and beaten up by some miscreants. | (Photo Courtesy: X/@AmethiliveCom)
Amethi: A shocking incident has emerged from Amethi, where a young man was brutally beaten up after being tied to a tree by some local miscreants. The disturbing video of the incident went viral on social media, drawing prompt action by the police.
According to reports, the young man had visited a house in Katra village when he was allegedly found in an objectionable condition. Enraged family members and villagers took matters into their own hands, assaulting him in public. A large number of villagers were present at the scene as the incident unfolded.
The incident reportedly took place near the Bhale Sultan Shaheed Memorial Police Station.
Have a look at the video here:
As soon as the video gained traction online, the Bhale Sultan police swiftly intervened and took both parties into custody. The station in-charge Tanuj Pal, confirmed that legal proceedings have begun in the case.
Responding to the viral video, the Amethi Police also took to X (formerly Twitter) on March 11 and wrote, "In connection with this matter, necessary legal action is being taken by registering a case under relevant sections at Bhale Sultan Shaheed Smarak Police Station."
Have a look at their tweet here:
Further developments in the case are expected as the police investigation continues. Authorities have also warned against spreading misleading or inflammatory content on social media regarding the incident.
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