Agra: Charred bike of a policeman which was torched by suspected Bajrang Dal activists in their attempt to rescue five of their men from a police lock-up, in Agra on Saturday night. PTI Photo Agra: Charred bike of a policeman which was torched by suspected Bajrang Dal activists in their attempt to rescue five of their men from a police lock-up, in Agra on Saturday night. PTI Photo

Fourteen persons were arrested by the police on Sunday after a case was registered against over 200 people for attacking Sadar Bazaar and Fatehpur Sikri police stations in Agra on Saturday. The members of Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and other groups attacked the police stations, hurling stones and roughing up policemen, demanding release of five men.

According to a PTI report, the police registered cases against 30 people belonging to these groups and 200 other unidentified persons on charges of dacoity, unlawful assembly, rioting, obstructing a public servant in discharge of his duty and causing damage by fire.

DIG Mahesh Mishra told PTI that they have arrested at least 14 people in connection with the violence yesterday.

The five men were detained for allegedly harassing some people belonging to minority community. As per reports, a BJP MLA was also among the mob but had left before the violence started. The mob allegedly slapped Achnera Circle Officer Ravi Kant Parashar and thrashed a sub-inspector at Sadar Bazar police station.

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