Rahul Gandhi’s car glass broken
Malda (West Bengal): Rahul Gandhi reached Bengal today via Bihar during his Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra. Meanwhile, the rear glass of his car was broken. Congress’ West Bengal unit president Adhir Ranjan Choudhary has alleged that ‘stones’ were pelted at the vehicle in Malda district, while Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that the incident took place in the neighboring state of Bihar. happened in. On the other hand, Congress said on its official ‘X’ handle that the rear glass of party leader Rahul Gandhi’s car broke due to sudden application of brakes when a woman came in front of the vehicle. Gandhi was not injured in this incident.
Rahul’s car glass broken in Malda
The state Congress claimed that the ‘attack’ took place in Harishchandrapur area of Malda when the yatra returned to Bengal from Bihar. Chaudhary said, “The rear window glass of the vehicle in which Rahul Gandhi was traveling was broken after stone pelting. Such actions are unacceptable. When the yatra entered Malda and was passing through Harishchandrapur, a stone was thrown at the car. Meanwhile, at an event in Murshidabad district, Banerjee said that the incident took place in Katihar, Bihar, adjacent to West Bengal. Hui. Banerjee said, “I came to know that Rahul Gandhi’s car was pelted with stones. When I found out what actually happened, I found that this incident happened not in Bengal, but in Katihar. When this car came to Bengal, its glass was already broken. I condemn this incident. This is nothing (but) drama.”
Glass broken due to sudden braking – Congress
Congress said in a post on ‘X’ that the incident took place in Malda itself, but the vehicle had to brake suddenly when a woman came in front of it. He said in the post, “A huge crowd had come to meet Rahul ji in Malda, West Bengal. In this crowd, a woman suddenly came in front of Rahul ji’s car to meet him, due to which brakes were suddenly applied. Then the rear glass of the car broke due to the rope used in the security circle.” He said in the post, ”People’s leader Rahul Gandhi is fighting for justice against the injustice being done to the people. The public is with them, the public is keeping them safe.” A police officer in Malda district said the matter was being investigated. He said, “According to preliminary reports, the rear windshield of the car got damaged in Bihar when it was entering West Bengal. We have no report of any such incident taking place after this Yatra entered West Bengal.
Rahul gets Z plus security, how did the attack happen? Adhir Ranjan raised questions
Incidentally, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was also in Malda district this morning to participate in government distribution programs. Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary raised questions about the security arrangements of Rahul Gandhi. Gandhi has Z plus security. Chaudhary said, “What were the police doing? He has Z Plus security, so how was his vehicle attacked? We have been battling such behavior ever since the Yatra entered Bengal via Cooch Behar on January 25. From not giving permission to stone pelting, we faced everything. We condemn this.” He said, ”You have to understand who could be behind this incident. I cannot say who threw the stone from behind.” He said that just as the Congress faced hurdles in BJP-ruled Assam and Manipur during this yatra, similarly it faced hurdles in Jalpaiguri, Malda and Murshidabad districts in Trinamool Congress-ruled West Bengal. From obtaining permission to arranging accommodation for public meetings, obstacles have to be faced.
There is no compromise on Rahul’s security – Ramesh
However, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh avoided linking the incident to the Trinamool Congress or the state government. Ramesh said, “Our party president Mallikarjun Kharge had said in a letter sent to Mamata Banerjee that there may be some mischievous elements who will try to tarnish the image of the state government. But there will be no compromise on the security of Rahul Gandhi. The yatra will continue.” Kharge had earlier written a letter to Mamata Banerjee seeking assurance from West Bengal that the yatra would pass safely. However, last week, a day before the scheduled entry of this yatra into West Bengal, Banerjee had announced that Trinamool Congress will contest the Lok Sabha elections on its own in the state. The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), Congress and Trinamool Congress are part of the 27-party opposition ‘India’ alliance, but in West Bengal, Congress has joined hands with CPI(M) against Trinamool and BJP. Trinamool Congress, which has decided to contest the Lok Sabha elections on its own, has stayed away from the yatra. However, the West Bengal unit of Trinamool Congress claimed that the Congress workers themselves threw stones at the vehicle to present a wrong image of Trinamool Congress. (input language)
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