Communal, communist forces have infiltrated the ongoing protests: Bandi Sanjay Kumar
Sanjay alleged that “communist” and “communal” forces had infiltrated the ongoing protests being held in New Delhi under the banner of the Cockroach Janata Party. These groups, he claimed, incited violence and even attempted to target Parliament.According to him, such elements “posed as students, created unrest in the city, raised anti-national slogans and assaulted police personnel, journalists and women journalists”. Sanjay Kumar also criticised the Opposition parties for seeking to politicise the NEET issue rather than discussing it in Parliament.
- ▪Sanjay alleged that “communist” and “communal” forces had infiltrated the ongoing protests being held in New Delhi under the banner of the Cockroach Janata Party.
- ▪These groups, he claimed, incited violence and even attempted to target Parliament.According to him, such elements “posed as students, created unrest in the city, raised anti-national slogans and assaulted police personnel, journalists and
- ▪Sanjay Kumar also criticised the Opposition parties for seeking to politicise the NEET issue rather than discussing it in Parliament.
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Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar defended the Delhi Police’s handling of recent youth protests in the national capital, claiming that 118 police personnel sustained serious injuries and that a lathicharge was resorted to only under “unavoidable circumstances”.Addressing a press conference at the BJP’s State office on Friday, Mr. Sanjay alleged that “communist” and “communal” forces had infiltrated the ongoing protests being held in New Delhi under the banner of the Cockroach Janata Party. These groups, he claimed, incited violence and even attempted to target Parliament.According to him, such elements “posed as students, created unrest in the city, raised anti-national slogans and assaulted police personnel, journalists and women journalists”.
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