Minister Suresh Rahi Slams Officials Over Sitapur Negligence
UP Minister Suresh Rahi rebukes medical and police officials in Sitapur over negligence and alleged collusion following a violent assault.

In a scathing confrontation that has captured public attention, Uttar Pradesh Minister of State for Prisons, Suresh Rahi, publicly reprimanded both medical and police officials in Sitapur. The Minister's outburst followed a violent assault in Narsohi village and subsequent allegations of gross negligence by authorities tasked with protecting and treating the victims.
The Violent Assault in Narsohi
The unrest began on October 13, 2026, in the Kotwali Dehat area of Sitapur. A violent clash erupted when local strongmen targeted three individuals—Langa Shri, Manju, and Sandeep—stemming from a long-standing rivalry. According to the victims, the attack was a direct retaliation for a theft complaint they had previously filed, which had resulted in the police detaining three suspects.
The victims reported being brutally assaulted with sticks and iron rods, leaving them with significant injuries. The brutality of the attack set off a chain of events that exposed deep-seated issues within the local administration.
Medical Negligence Under Scrutiny
Upon visiting the District Women's Hospital to check on the victims, Minister Rahi expressed intense dissatisfaction with the level of care provided. He did not hold back in his criticism of the medical leadership, specifically targeting:
- Sunita Kashyap, Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) of the Women's Hospital.
- Dr. Indra Singh, CMS of the District Hospital.
The Minister rebuked these officials for significant delays in treating the injured and for failing to process essential medical reports in a timely manner. This was not the first time Dr. Indra Singh had faced scrutiny; Rahi had previously inspected the District Hospital on October 2 and 3, 2026, questioning his performance regarding treatment delays and the procurement of external medicines.
Allegations of Police Collusion and Inaction
The Minister's fury extended to law enforcement. Victims had leveled serious accusations against the local outpost in-charge, alleging that the officer was colluding with the perpetrators of the assault. This led to a direct confrontation with Amar Singh, the Station House Officer (SHO) of Kotwali Dehat.
During the heated exchange, Minister Rahi pointed toward a potential conflict of interest. He noted that the Sub-Inspector assigned to the case and the accused individuals belong to the same community, suggesting that this connection may have led to an attempt to suppress the official complaint and shield the attackers from justice.
Action Taken Following Intervention
The Minister's decisive intervention has forced immediate movement from the authorities. Following his reprimand, the police confirmed that:
- A formal case has been officially registered.
- Four individuals have been taken into custody in connection with the assault.
A video documenting the Minister's stern reprimand of the officials has since gone viral, highlighting the growing public demand for accountability in the region's administrative and law enforcement sectors.