Congmen set BJP’s effigy on fire
Central Chronicle News
Bhilai, Aug 18: Congress Party Workers on Wednesday staged protest against Bharatiya Janata Party Union Government over the alleged misbehaviour with the MPs in the parliament. As per the instructions of Chhattisgarh Pradesh Congress Committee, the effigy of Bharatiya Janata Party was set on fire at Ambedkar Square, Power House by the office bearers and members of Bhilai District Congress Committee. The demonstrators carried the effigy around the square and later set it on fire.
Bhilai City District Congress President Tulsi Sahu, former state minister Badruddin Qureshi and ex-MLA Bhajan Singh Nirankari condemned the indecent behaviour with MPs and termed the Bharatiya Janata Party a big threat to democracy. The leaders said that such misbehaviour with women in the pious place like Rajya Sabha is highly condemnable. Former SADA President Brij Mohan Singh, Samay Lal Sahu, YK Singh, Block Presidents Gaurav Srivastava, Pramod Prabhakar, Dhaneshwari Sahu, Tulsi Patel, Rama Vishwakarma, Nand Kumar Kashyap, Rajkumar Chaudhary, Subhash Gupta, Rajendra Apale, Imran Khan, G Yakub, Lakshmipati Sona, Raja Gill, Babulal Sagar, Vijay Sahu, Jai Prakash Soni, Laduram Sinha, Sujit Sahu, Merrick Singh, Mannan Ghaffar Khan, Anju Sahu, Pratibha Pal, Govind Kosle, Ishwari Badhani, Ismail Khan , Dharmendra Vaishnav, Jyoti Kanoje, Pinky Verma, Keylal, Humayun Sultan, Balbir Singh, Abdul Ghaffar, Janki Devi, Shyam Verma, Johan Sinha, Bhanumati Sahu, Gyan Singh, Jagatpati Rai, Durga Prasad Sahu, Laxmi Narayan Soni, Lalit Pal, Chandrashekhar Gavai, Madhu Choubey, Shyam Lal Sahu, Mohammad Salam, Rajeshwar, Shamim Begum, Laxmi Yadav, Suman Sagar Singha, Sajjan Prasad Dixit, Gayatri Devangan, Anisha Baghel, Deepak Bhatia, Suresh Chandra, Srinu, Pappu Khan, Ramakant Deshlahra, Tarun Sahu, Man Singh Chaudhary, Bhanu Pratap, LB Verma, Kanhaiya Das Manikpuri, S Sunil Rao, Ramesh Bhosale, Anil Chand, Dheeraj Sen, Ghulam Usmani, Tushar Devangan, Mrityunjay Bhagat, Dev Kumar Banjare and Manish Jagyasi were present.
