Sachin Pilot Calls for High-Level Investigation into Bhardana Case

Jaipur, October 13: Congress leader Sachin Pilot has demanded a fair and high-level investigation into the death of former MLA Atar Singh Bhardana in Bharatpur. He expressed his concerns on social media, stating that the reports of Bhardana being attacked with sticks and stones due to a mining dispute are extremely alarming.

Pilot emphasized that this incident raises serious questions about the law and order situation in the state. He called for an impartial and thorough investigation into the entire matter and insisted on strict action against those responsible.

Reactions So Far

In the past two days, statements have emerged from both the government and the opposition regarding this case. The demands vary—some are calling for an investigation, others for the removal of officials, while the family has requested a CBI inquiry.

Sachin Pilot
Congress: “There should be a fair and high-level investigation, and strict action must be ensured against the guilty.”

Ashok Gehlot
Former Chief Minister: “This is evidence of the breakdown of law and order and a result of police and administrative failure.”

Hanuman Beniwal
RLP President, Nagaur MP: “Immediate removal of the IG and SP of Bharatpur range is necessary.”

Bhajan Lal Sharma
Chief Minister: “Directed the DGP to conduct a fair and thorough investigation.”

Bhardana’s Family: “We demand a CBI investigation into the entire case.”

What Happened?

Atar Singh Bhardana was seriously injured during an attack at a mining site in Bhonda village, under the jurisdiction of the Vair police station, around 7 PM on Sunday. His death was confirmed at 12:19 AM at Sawai Mansingh Hospital in Jaipur. A murder case has been filed against approximately 80 individuals, including 22 named suspects, based on a report by his wife, Kamlesh Bhardana.

The post-mortem report indicated that a deep head injury was the cause of death, and there was no confirmation of gunshot wounds. According to the mining department’s report, the main access road to the mine had been closed since December 2024 and could not be reopened despite government orders and directives from the collector.

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