Lakhimpur incident: Congress questions PM Modi for not sacking Union minister Ajay Mishra

New Delhi: Opposition events have questioned PM Modi and the Centre for not sacking Union minister of state for house Ajay Mishra over the Lakhimpur incident. Additionally they accused the UP authorities of ‘shielding’ the minister’s son after a video purportedly displaying Sunday’s incident surfaced. They questioned the rationale of arresting opposition leaders.

“If the son of a minister crushes satyagrahi farmers beneath his automotive, then the Structure of the nation is at risk. If he’s not taken into custody even after the video surfaced, then the Structure of the nation is at risk,” Rahul Gandhi posted on Fb.

For the second consecutive day, Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel reached Lucknow in his capability because the AICC observer of the state with the resolve to go to Lakhimpur and meet Vadra. He sat on a dharna on the airport, after he was not allowed to proceed to the location of incident or meet Vadra. “The unlucky state of affairs within the nation is clear within the reality the PM is celebrating the seventy fifth anniversary of the Independence on the one hand and the ruling dispensation’s persons are cracking down on farmers, on the opposite,” he mentioned at an AICC-streamed on-line media convention from the airport.

Navjot Singh Sidhu, who submitted his resignation as Punjab PCC chief, additionally jumped in to promote his readiness to combat. Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut, who was in Delhi, condemned the arrest of Priyanka Vadra, met Rahu Gandhi and proposed a ‘joint opposition motion’ over the Lakhimpur incident. CPM and CPI too deplored the PM for not sacking Mishra and never arresting his son.