In Kalol, a shocking incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon. Sanitation workers were carrying out their duties in Ward Number 6 of the Kanavaga area when they were attacked. The assailant, identified as Sameer Pathan, claimed that the workers had come to clean after two months. He then gathered a mob and launched an attack on the workers with wooden sticks. Reports state that several employees were injured during the violence.
One of the injured, Shantaben Chauhan, was struck beneath her nose. Another worker, named Sanjaybhai, suffered injuries to his hand and leg. Additionally, Anjubhen was also hurt in the attack. The situation escalated quickly as Sameer Pathan arrived with a group of 25 people, creating chaos among the sanitation staff.
Following the attack, the sanitation workers regrouped at the Kalol Municipality and submitted a complaint to the Chief Officer. This prompted the injured workers to visit the Kalol police station. Chief Officer Milap Patel and Municipality President Hasmukhbhai Makwana were present to address the situation.
The injured workers were referred to a local hospital for treatment. There are plans to file a complaint against the attackers. The sanitation workers expressed their outrage over the incident, demanding strict action against the assailants. They also voiced concerns about their safety while performing their duties.
Moreover, the workers complained that no officials from the Kalol Municipality had shown any concern or taken responsibility following the attack. This lack of support has added to their frustration. Many gathered at the police station to witness the unfolding events and show solidarity with the injured workers.
The incident has raised alarm about the safety of sanitation workers in Kalol, prompting calls for greater protection and respect for the essential services they provide. As the situation develops, the community is watching closely, hoping for justice and improved safety measures for those who work tirelessly to keep their environment clean.
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