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Civic marshal attacked while questioning man for littering

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Civic marshal attacked while questioning man for littering
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A civic marshal in Bengaluru was assaulted while performing his duties after questioning a man for littering in a public space. The police have registered an FIR, and the municipal corporation is urging citizens to cooperate with sanitation enforcement.

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The incident highlights the challenges faced by municipal workers in enforcing public health and cleanliness standards in urban areas.

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The Amrutahalli police are on the lookout for a man who allegedly assaulted a civic marshal of the Bengaluru North City Corporation for questioning him about throwing garbage on a public road.

The incident reportedly took place on Sunday morning near Amruthahalli Lake, where marshal Venkatesh R., a resident of Snehanagar and posted in the Byatarayanapura Ward, was on duty.

According to the complaint, Mr. Venkatesh noticed Vijay Kumar, a resident of Amruthanagar, throwing garbage on the road. When Mr. Venkatesh questioned him about littering in a public place, Vijay Kumar allegedly became angry, abused him and slapped him. The accused also allegedly tore Mr. Venkatesh’s uniform and obstructed him from carrying out his official duties.

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