Police ban in Muzaffarnagar ineffective, SP leaders and workers left for Delhi with a convoy of 45 buses and 30 vehicles.

Muzaffarnagar: SP leaders and workers left for Delhi despite police restrictions: 45 buses – 30 buses left from Muzaffarnagar, attempt to stop SP leaders and workers going to attend the rally of INDIA Grand Alliance

Despite police restrictions, the convoy of SP leaders and workers left for Delhi

Despite police restrictions in Muzaffarnagar, Samajwadi Party leaders and hundreds of workers left for Delhi at around 10 am on Sunday morning. SP leaders prepared a convoy of about 45 buses and 25 to 30 private vehicles to attend the proposed INDIA Grand Alliance rally at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan today. While leaving for Delhi on Sunday morning, the police tried to stop the leaders and workers, but they did not stop and left the party's office at Mahavir Chowk towards Delhi with the convoy.

Charthawal MLA Pankaj Malik also joined the convoy by dodging the police.

Charthawal MLA Pankaj Malik also left his Prempuri residence and reached the party office. The police tried to stop him, but he did not stop. After this he left for Delhi along with SP leaders and workers. Before going to Delhi, SP leaders and workers are scheduled to gather at Shivaya Toll Plaza in Meerut. From here everyone will travel together for the rally to be held in Delhi.

Police were deployed at homes to stop SP leaders

Amidst the preparations of SP leaders and workers to go to Delhi, the police had started stopping many leaders at their homes since Saturday evening. Police were deployed at the residences of some leaders. Many party leaders including SP District President Zia Chaudhary protested against this action and held talks with SSP Suraj Kumar Rai.

District President Jiya Choudhary protested against police action and talked to SSP

After the talks, the police deployed at the houses of leaders and workers were gradually withdrawn late in the night. However, on Sunday morning an attempt was again made to stop the leaders and workers who were preparing to go to Delhi. Despite this, SP leaders and workers left for Delhi with the convoy.

A rally of INDIA Grand Alliance is proposed today at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi. The police's efforts to stop a large convoy of SP leaders and workers from Muzaffarnagar leaving for Delhi and the party's preparations are in the news.

 

Reported By: ROHIT

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