Congress MP Rahul Gandhi.
New Delhi:
The Crime Department of the Delhi Police will examine the First Data Report (FIR) in opposition to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who has been accused of injuring two Bharatiya Janata Get together (BJP) MPs on the Parliament advanced, an officer mentioned on Friday.
Apart from, the crime department will probe a counter-case filed by the Congress in opposition to members of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Get together (BJP), in reference to the face-off between the 2 sides on Thursday, the officer added.
“The crime department will now examine the 2 circumstances,” the officer mentioned.
On Thursday, ugly scenes unfolded between the Opposition and Nationwide Democratic Alliance (NDA) MPs on the Parliament steps, throughout protests over Union Dwelling Minister Amit Shah’s alleged insult to B R Ambedkar within the Home on Tuesday. A tussle between the 2 sides left former minister Pratap Chandra Sarangi and Mukesh Rajput injured.
Each leaders, certainly one of whom is 69 years outdated, are within the hospital.
Mr Sarangi claimed that he obtained injured after Mr Gandhi pushed Mr Rajput. They have been standing on the steps when Mr Rajput allegedly fell on him. “Rahul Gandhi pushed a member of Parliament who fell on me after which I fell down…I used to be standing close to the steps when Rahul Gandhi got here and pushed an MP who then fell on me…” Mr Sarangi had mentioned.
Varied leaders of the BJP subsequently accused Mr Gandhi of hooliganism – allegations the Chief of the Opposition within the Lok Sabha has denied.
In a while Thursday, former Union Minister and BJP MP Anurag Thakur, and get together lawmakers Bansuri Swaraj and Hemang Joshi,filed a grievance in opposition to the Congress chief, and, amongst different issues, accused him of try to homicide.
The opposition get together, nonetheless, strongly rejected the declare and alleged that BJP MPs pushed Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and “bodily manhandled” Mr Gandhi. “Now they’re accusing us of shoving them,” Mr Kharge mentioned on Thursday.