December 19th 2024.
New Delhi: On Thursday, former Union Minister and BJP MP Anurag Thakur, along with fellow MPs Bansuri Swaraj and Hemang Joshi, submitted a complaint to the police alleging an attempt to murder by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. The incident in question occurred on the Parliament premises, where BJP MPs were protesting against alleged disrespect towards B.R. Ambedkar. Thakur and his colleagues accused Gandhi of pushing and injuring their fellow MPs during the confrontation.
The complaint was filed at Sansad Marg police station, citing various penal provisions related to criminal intimidation, endangering human life, causing hurt, and using criminal force. Thakur spoke to the media and stated that they have provided detailed information about the incident in the complaint. He also mentioned that two BJP MPs had to be hospitalized due to the injuries sustained during the confrontation.
Thakur expressed disappointment over the incident and called it a "very unfortunate" one. He also accused the Congress and Rahul Gandhi of having a habit of violating the law and considering themselves above it. Thakur condemned Gandhi's actions and called him "arrogant" for not following the proper protocol and resorting to violence.
Thakur went on to explain the sequence of events, stating that the Congress and its allies have been protesting every day, but when the BJP MPs tried to hold a peaceful protest, Gandhi and his MPs marched towards them and caused harm. He mentioned that one of the BJP MPs fell on their head during the push, while the other sustained injuries on their head due to Gandhi's actions. Thakur criticized Gandhi for not listening to the security personnel and avoiding a physical confrontation.
Soon after the incident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally called the injured BJP MPs to inquire about their well-being and offer his full support. PM Modi assured them of all necessary assistance and expressed concern over the incident.
In conclusion, the incident on the Parliament premises has caused uproar and raised questions about the behavior and actions of political leaders during protests. The complaint filed by Thakur and his colleagues highlights the need for responsible and peaceful protests, rather than resorting to violence and causing harm to fellow MPs.
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