Meerut, May 13 -- A station house officer was among the five police personnel who were sent to police lines for allegedly assaulting women of a Dalit family in Meerut's Lawad area on May 7, senior superintendent of police (SSP) Vipin Tada said. A video, purportedly of the incident, on social media shows police officers thrashing the women during an arrest following a land dispute between two brothers. The issue gained traction after former chief minister Akhilesh Yadav shared the video. According to officials, the dispute had escalated into a physical altercation, after which one of the brothers, Sunil, lodged a complaint against the other at the Lawad outpost. Police personnel reached the spot to arrest Sushil but claimed they were attacked by his family. Sub-inspector Amit Kumar was allegedly injured in the scuffle. Following the incident, reinforcements led by the Incholi police station in-charge arrived. It was alleged that the family pelted stones at the police team, prompting the officials to launch a lathi-charge, which reportedly included beating up the women of the household. A mobile video of the police action-particularly the assault on the women-sparked an outrage on social media. On Saturday, Sardhana MLA Atul Pradhan staged a sit-in protest at the SSP's office. Responding to the growing public pressure, SSP Tada relieved SHO Nitin Pandey, outpost in-charge Indresh Vikram Singh, sub-inspectors Sumit Gupta and Pawan Saini, and constable Wasim from field duties and sent them to police lines. The political heat continued on Sunday as delegations from several parties visited Sushil's family. A team led by Nempal, the national president of the Rashtriya Jatav Mahasangh, met the family and promised support. A Congress delegation, led by former Sardhana candidate Syed Rihanuddin, also visited the family and facilitated a phone call with the party's Uttar Pradesh president Ajay Rai....