A suspect in the case of assaulting a police officer and a judge in Odisha has been apprehended.

On September 27, in the town of Bhadrak, Odisha, a group of individuals organized an unauthorized rally near Santhia Bridge without obtaining permission from the local authorities. This group was led by the main accused, who has now been arrested, according to an officer's statement on Tuesday. The arrest was made by a team led by the Additional Superintendent of Police of Bhadrak district, Anshuman Dwibedi, almost three months after the incident took place.

Dwibedi explained that during the rally, the group resorted to violent actions, including setting tires on fire and blocking the police from carrying out their duties. This led to a chaotic situation, with the mob also causing damage to government vehicles and pelting stones at the police officers who were trying to intervene. As a result, the Bhadrak Tehsildar, who was on duty as a magistrate, and two police officers, including a deputy superintendent of police, were injured.

After the incident, multiple complaints were filed against the main accused at Saharanchal and Purunabazar police stations. However, he had been on the run since then, evading the authorities. It wasn't until Monday, when the accused appeared in a local court to seek bail in an unrelated case, that the police were able to track him down and make the arrest.

This arrest is a significant development in the case, as it will bring justice to those affected by the violence during the unauthorized rally. The accused will now have to face the consequences of his actions and answer for the charges filed against him. The police are continuing their investigation and are determined to ensure that such incidents do not occur in the future.

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