BJP creates ruckus against Congress’s shirtless protest, many leaders including Virendra Sachdeva detained

Delhi BJP Protest: The issue of Youth Congress’s shirtless protest during the ongoing AI Summit in Delhi is now taking on a political colour. BJP has opened a front against Congress on this issue. In Delhi, BJP workers demonstrated outside the residence of Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and the Congress headquarters. BJP MP Manoj Tiwari also participated in this demonstration.

During this period, Delhi Police has detained many workers including Delhi BJP State President Veerkendra Sachdeva. In view of the demonstration, security arrangements have been tightened on Mansingh Road. RAF personnel have also been deployed along with Delhi Police. According to the information, Delhi BJP’s demonstration will start from Mansingh Road and will go till Akbar Road.

People will not forgive Congress: Manoj Tiwari

During the protest, Manoj Tiwari said that Congress has committed a “low act” in protesting against the AI ​​Impact Summit, which neither Delhi nor the country will forgive. He said that representatives of more than 80 countries had participated in this summit and everyone appreciated India’s initiative. According to him, this step of Congress is “anti-national” and there can be no apology for it.

Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva targeted Congress over the protests at the AI ​​Summit. He said, “It is clear from this incident that Rahul Gandhi, while opposing the Prime Minister, has now started opposing the country. This AI summit was not a program of any political party, but a program of the nation, in which representatives from all over the world participated.”

Raising questions, Sachdeva said that an attempt has been made to harm the image of the country through such demonstrations. He said that BJP strongly opposes this incident and considers it a step against the credibility of the nation.

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Youth Congress leaders appear in court

At the same time, four Indian Youth Congress leaders arrested in connection with the protest at Bharat Mandapam were presented in the Patiala House Court. The arrested leaders have been identified as Krishna Hari, Kundan Yadav, Ajay Kumar and Narsingh Yadav. Political rhetoric regarding the matter has intensified and the issue is likely to heat up further in the coming days.