The incident took place at Shekhawat Raoji Gair fair(Shekhawat)

Jodhpur: The glass of the reserve vehicle in the convoy of Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat  (Shekhawat) was broken in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. There is no news of anyone being injured in the incident that took place in the evening on Holi, but the security of the Union Minister has been increased after this incident. According to the information, the unknown accused has broken the front glass of the vehicle by hitting it with a hockey stick. Although the glass did not break completely, but the glass has been completely damaged at the place where the hockey stick hit.

Gajendra Singh Shekhawat had arrived to attend the traditional Raoji Gair fair of Mandore. Here someone secretly broke the glass of the reserve vehicle in his convoy. After this incident, his security has been increased. A large number of police forces have been deployed for his security.

Minister was meeting people
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat was meeting people in the inner city of Jodhpur. This incident happened during this time. Police is on alert after the attack on Shekhawat’s convoy’s vehicle in Mandore Rao Ji Ki Gair. The matter is being investigated and efforts are being made to identify the accused.

How did the incident happen?
Shekhawat reached Mandore to participate in the traditional Rao Gair organized in Mandore, Jodhpur. Shekhawat’s convoy stopped near Mandore Garden, from where Shekhawat got down from his vehicle and reached to mingle with the public. Meanwhile, some mischievous element broke the glass of the reserve vehicle in Shekhawat’s convoy by hitting it with a hockey stick. After the incident, there was a stir in the administrative staff. Actually, there is a reserve vehicle in the convoy, if there is any technical fault in the minister’s vehicle, then the minister travels in that reserve vehicle. It is worth noting that after Mandore Garden, about 8 to 10000 people gather in Rao Ji Ki Gair. Most people have hockey match ball bats or sticks in their hands. This traditional fair has been organized for centuries.