C’garh IAS officer apologized after a video slapping a man goes viral.

Key sentence:

• Collecter of Surajpu on Saturday apologized for slapping a man and tossing his telephone.
• Sharma said the man, despite certain reports, was not minor but rather a 23-year-old.

The collecter of the Surajpur region in Chhattisgarh on Saturday apologized for slapping a man and tossing his telephone on the ground for abusing Covid-19 security standards during the lockdown. 

The authority apologized not long after a video of him hitting the man turned into a web sensation via web-based media, bringing about sharp analysis for his actual attack on the resident. A Covid actuated lockdown is set up in the locale. 

As an official stated:

The man was halted by the authority and a gang of police, an authority said. 

In the video, the man can see a piece of paper and something on his cell phone to the authority, who takes the gadget and tosses it to the ground. 

The senior authority slaps the man and empowers two cops who race to the spot and begin hitting the man with sticks. 

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Collector Ranbir Sharma stated in his statement:

In an explanation given on Saturday, Collector Ranbir Sharma said, “Today a video is viral via web-based media in which I am shown slapping a man who was out during lockdown. 

I truly apologize for the present conduct. I never had any expectation to affront or disparage the individual in the video.” 

Surajpur has been confronting the hopeless loss of lives alongside the whole Chhattisgarh state in this pandemic circumstance. 

As a whole, representative of the state government is endeavouring hard to handle this issue, he further said in his assertion. 

Further, Collector Ranbir Sharma stated:

Sharma said he had recuperated from Covid-19 while his mom kept on combating the disease and requested that individuals follow Covid-19 standards set up rigorously so the flare-up can be contained. 

The man, contrary to some reports says, Sharma:

Sharma said the man, despite certain reports, was not minor but rather a 23-year-old. 

“He was riding a bicycle and was overspeeding. The man additionally acted mischievously with authorities”, the gatherer said. 

A police official said the man had been charged under the Epidemic Diseases Act for disregarding Covid-19 standards.