Pappu Yadav attacked with a knife; supporters thrash the accused

New Delhi, Amrit Vichar: There are reports of a disturbance at the press conference of Pappu Yadav, MP from Purnia, Bihar. This disturbance occurred after an alleged attack on him. It is being reported that a clash broke out between Pappu Yadav’s supporters and opponents during the press conference.

During a press conference at MP Pappu Yadav’s residence in Delhi, a man allegedly attempted to attack him with a knife. Pappu Yadav’s supporters then seized the man and beat him severely, leading to complete chaos during the press conference.

We will not be afraid, let whoever wants to kill us kill us

MP Pappu Yadav, after the attack on him during a press conference, said, “We will not be afraid, let whoever wants to kill us kill us.” During this, he also told reporters that he was attacked in front of everyone. During this, he attacked the government, saying that he had not committed any crime; Champat Rai had committed the crime. He also questioned whether he had committed the theft.

Pappu Yadav disguised as a priest in Parliament

Last Friday, the opposition staged a unique protest in the Parliament complex over the alleged theft of offerings to the Ram Temple. Opposition leaders, using theatrical performances, targeted the BJP and demanded a parliamentary discussion on the matter. During the protest, Rajesh Ranjan, also known as Pappu Yadav, an independent MP from Purnia, Bihar, arrived in front of the Makar Dwar of the Parliament House dressed as a priest. He held a “donation box” to illustrate the opposition’s allegations.

Furthermore, during the protest, several opposition leaders, including Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, approached Pappu Yadav and symbolically placed money in the donation box. Pappu Yadav then pocketed the money. The opposition, through this dramatic presentation, sought to convey the message that there had been alleged irregularities in the offerings for the Ram Temple. Opposition leaders then protested, shouting slogans like “thief, thief” and “offering thief.”

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