Locals Claim Attackers Filed Police Complaint in Telco Assault

Taekwondo Coach and Children Beaten at Recreation Club

Key Points:

• Group of 15-16 youth allegedly assault children and coach
• Accused reportedly file complaint before victims approach police
• Parents demand impartial probe into November 27 incident

JAMSHEDPUR – New revelations emerged regarding the assault at Telco Recreation Club on November 27. Local residents claimed attackers filed police complaints first.

Eyewitnesses reported 15-16 youth arrived with one woman. They allegedly assaulted people at the taekwondo training venue. Several minor children suffered injuries during the violence.

However, the accused group approached police before victims. They lodged complaints at the station immediately. This action has left the affected families shocked.

Taekwondo coach Sunil Kumar faced physical assault that evening. Children training under him were also attacked. The incident occurred at the recreation club premises.

Moreover, local residents accused Telco police of negligence. A PCR van was present during the incident. Officers allegedly did not intervene despite witnessing the violence.

Parents and coach Kumar visited Telco police station today. Large numbers of guardians accompanied them for support. They demanded fair investigation into the assault case.

In addition, families showed children’s injuries to authorities. They emphasized the severity of the attack. Parents called for strict action against antisocial elements.

Furthermore, locals alleged attempts to suppress actual victims. They claimed false complaints were being used strategically. Residents vowed not to tolerate such manipulation.

The eyewitnesses described the sequence of events clearly. Attackers first abused people verbally at the venue. They then proceeded to physical violence against minors.

On the other hand, police face questions about delayed action. No arrests have been made since the incident. Parents expressed frustration over the investigation pace.

Meanwhile, guardians warned of major protests ahead. They set deadlines for police action against culprits. The community demanded protection for children attending sports training.

Local residents highlighted the need for safety measures. They questioned how violence occurred at a recreation facility. The incident raised concerns about security in Telco area establishments.

The affected families sought justice for traumatized children. They insisted on unbiased investigation without external pressure. Parents emphasized protecting young athletes from such incidents.