'Cheap, Attention-Seeking Politics': Union Minister JP Nadda Slams Rahul Gandhi Over Sit-In Protest Outside Sansad Marg Police Station - VIDEO
New Delhi: Union Minister JP Nadda on Friday slammed Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi over his sit-in protest outside the Sansad Marg police station, demanding registration of an FIR on a written complaint filed by Sahil Lochav, who allegedly suffered pellet gun injuries during a students’ protest at Jantar Mantar on July 20.. Reacting to Gandhi's protest, Nadda said, "The entire nation is…
Union Minister JP Nadda criticized Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi on Friday for his sit-in protest outside the Sansad Marg police station, accusing him of engaging in cheap, attention-seeking politics. Nadda stated that Gandhi's protest was not for the students or justice, but rather a display of the Congress party's desperation and Gandhi's desire for media attention.
Despite the Supreme Court establishing a five-member high-powered committee, Nadda questioned Gandhi's motives, asking if the Opposition Leader lacked faith in the country's judiciary.
Gandhi, speaking outside the police station, alleged that a pellet gun was used during a July 20 incident at Connaught Place, where student Sahil Lochav suffered injuries. Gandhi claimed that AIIMS reported more than 200 shells lodged in Lochav's body, including three in his eye, and that he has lost vision in that eye.
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