‘Politics of anarchy’: BJP attacks Rahul Gandhi over police station protest
The BJP criticized Rahul Gandhi for protesting outside a police station. He sought an FIR regarding alleged pellet gun injuries suffered by a student. The BJP stated an FIR was already registered and a committee was investigating. Rahul Gandhi accused the Home Minister of being scared of justice. The Congress leader continued his protest until an FIR was filed.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched a scathing attack on opposition leader Rahul Gandhi after he staged a protest outside the Parliament Street Police Station. The BJP accused Gandhi of disrespecting the rule of law and creating "anarchy" by staging the sit-in without permission or prior notice. Ravi Shankar Prasad, a BJP MP, stated that an FIR had already been registered over the incident and that a high-powered committee set up by the Supreme Court was investigating the matter.
Prasad questioned Gandhi's motives and accused him of attempting to undermine the legal process. The Congress MP, along with Sahil Lochab, who allegedly suffered pellet gun injuries during a protest on July 20, continued his sit-in at Parliament Street Police Station, demanding that the FIR be registered. Congress sources reported that Lochab had submitted a written complaint but was allegedly not provided an I/O number or acknowledgement.
The BJP's attack on Gandhi suggests that they believe his actions are an attempt to undermine the rule of law and create chaos.
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