Delhi Violence: FIR Has Been Registered Against Shashi Tharoor
Delhi Violence: Many big journalists including Congress leader Shashi Tharoor have increased difficulty, this farmer lodged complaint.
In Madhya Pradesh, an FIR has been registered against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and several senior journalists against the violence in Delhi on 26 January.
Actually, all these people have been accused of disturbing public peace. A farmer named Sanjay Raghuvanshi has filed a complaint against all the people. A case has been registered at Misrod police station in the capital Bhopal.
The farmer who filed the complaint has alleged that these people had circulated false facts on social media about the Delhi violence.
According to the report, all these people had circulated the news on social media that the police had shot and killed the tractor driver farmer during the Delhi violence.
Please tell that earlier in Noida, a similar FIR was registered on Shashi Tharoor.
It is worth noting that many prominent BJP leaders from Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan had condemned the incident.
On the other hand, BJP state president VD Sharma has demanded an inquiry into the role of Congress in the Delhi violence. On the other hand, Digvijay Singh has alleged that BJP is this sponsored violence.
Lok Shakti gave support to Rakesh Tikait, said- be ready for activist movement
Protests of farmers have entered the 65th day on Friday on the Singhu border, demanding the repeal of the three central agricultural laws.
At the same time, the Indian Farmers Union Lok Shakti in Noida adjacent to Delhi has given its moral support to Naresh Tikait.
Also said that the farmers should wait for the next order for the movement. Bharatiya Kisan Union Lok Shakti officials say that they have just finished the sit-in strike on the shout border, not separated from the movement.
A new order can be issued by the organization at any time. After the uproar in Delhi, police’s vigil has been increased on the Chijarasi Toll Plaza.
On Friday, the farmers going towards the UP border were stopped by the police and after entering their name and address in the register, they were returned to their home area.
During this, there was an argument between police officers and farmer leaders.
