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Youth Cong activists protest at BJP office in Hyderabad, throw black colour at rear gate

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Hyderabad, Aug 31 (PTI) Youth Congress activists on Monday held a protest at the Telangana BJP’s office here, throwing black colour on the office rear gate, to condemn the alleged ‘shuddhikaran ceremony’ at the venue where AICC president Mallikarjun Kharge addressed a rally in Uttarakhand’s Haldwani.

The Youth Congress workers raised slogans against BJP and the Centre and burnt an effigy targeting Union Home Minister Amit Shah outside the BJP office at Nampally here.

The workers, led by Telangana Youth Congress president Jakkidi Shiva Charan Reddy, sought the resignation of Shah over the alleged use of pellet guns during the CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi last month, against the NEET question paper leak, a Congress release said.

Reacting to the protest at the BJP office, Union Minister of State for Home Bandi Sanjay Kumar asked what the policemen were doing when black colour was applied to the gates and an effigy was burnt.

“Is the intelligence working in the state? Were the police watching tamasha when the BJP office was being attacked in broad daylight? Are you working like a stooge?” Sanjay Kumar asked in a statement.

Noting that the patience of BJP should not be considered a weakness, he warned that Congress leaders will not be able to move freely if BJYM decides to pay back.

He demanded that the Congress leadership should respond to the issue.

The Union minister spoke to top police officials over the phone and sought to know why policemen were missing, the statement said.

Sanjay Kumar, who sought a clarification, urged the police officials to arrest those who are responsible for the incident. PTI SJR SJR ADB

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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