In Madhya Pradesh’s Jabalpur on Thursday, Bajrang Dal workers barged into the Congress office and created ruckus and ransacked it. Following the complaint of Congress workers, the Lardganj police station registered a case and arrested three Bajrang Dal workers Sumit Thakur, Satyam Rackwar and Rahul Baghel, who were involved in the late night ruckus and vandalism incident. At present, Kotwali and Lardganj police station are interrogating all three. Police may arrest some more Bajrang Dal workers involved in the vandalism even today.

At the same time, while condemning this incident, senior Congress leaders have taunted CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Rajya Sabha MP from Jabalpur Vivek Tankha targeted the CM by posting on the social media site. Tankha wrote that ‘Bajrang Dal’s goons vandalized the Congress workplace in Jabalpur city today. Will CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Madhya Pradesh Police take action on this punishable incident after asking Delhi or will they do it themselves? Please answer the seven crore people of Madhya Pradesh.’

On the other hand, senior Congress leader and MP Digvijay Singh Surrounding CM Shivraj and PM Modi on this matter, he wrote in his tweet that ‘Honorable Modi ji, Shivraj ji, should we call this act by “Bajrang Dal” in Jabalpur a religious act or hooliganism? Will the Madhya Pradesh Police take any action against these anti-social elements? Does BJP want to give protection to such antisocial people? This ritual cannot be performed by the devotees of Lord Ram and Bajrangbali. BJP, a devotee of religious culture, has given the same rites to these anti-social elements?

Let us tell you, on Thursday afternoon, Bajrang Dal workers took permission from the administration to take out a rally in Jabalpur city. Was. In the afternoon, the workers took out a rally and ransacked the Congress office and Patrakar Bhavan at Baldev Bagh. There has been a lot of damage in this incident. Bajrang Dal workers are agitated over the banning of Bajrang Dal in the Karnataka Congress manifesto and comparing it with the proscribed organization PFI. Earlier on Monday, State Home and Jail Minister Narottam Mitra had also sought clarification of his letter written by former CM and PCC Chief Kamal Nath, questioning the manifesto of Karnataka Congress.