“How Dare He…?” BJP Leader’s Tweet On Cop Manhandling Priyanka Gandhi
UP police has apologised to Priyanka Gandhi Vadra over the problem.
Mumbai:
Maharashtra BJP vice chairman Chitra Wagh on Sunday demanded that Uttar Pradesh Leader Minister Yogi Adityanath take “strict motion” towards a policeman who held Congress chief Priyanka Gandhi Vadra through her garments on the Delhi-UP border on her strategy to Hathras.
Chitra Wagh’s stand drew toughen from Congress leaders who claimed she had now not forgotten her “sanskar” in spite of crossing over to the saffron fold ultimate yr.
Priyanka Gandhi at the side of different Congress leaders together with her brother Rahul Gandhi was once on her strategy to Hathras on Saturday afternoon to fulfill the circle of relatives of a lady who died after she was once allegedly gang-raped when the incident befell on the Delhi-UP border.
There have been scuffles involving Congress employees and the Gautam Buddh Nagar (Noida) police. All the way through the incident, a helmet-wearing policeman had held the Congress basic secretary through her kurta on the DND toll plaza whilst a crowd surrounded them.
In a tweet in Hindi, Ms Wagh stated, “How dare a male police officer lay his hand at the garments of a lady political chief!”
Police must at all times take into account in their limits, she stated.
“Yogi Adityanath ji, who believes within the Indian tradition, must take strict motion towards such police officers,” she stated.
At the side of her tweet, Ms Wagh additionally posted an image of the respectable preserving Priyanka Gandhi through her garments.
Maharashtra Formative years Congress leader Satyajit Tambe lauded the BJP chief’s stand.
He stated Ms Wagh, who hand over the NCP to sign up for the BJP ultimate yr, had caught to her “sanskar” in spite of converting her celebration.
Previous within the day, the Gautam Buddh Nagar police apologised to Priyanka Gandhi and stated it has ordered an inquiry into the incident.
Footage and movies of the incident additionally surfaced on social media, drawing grievance for the state govt and the police.
