Delhi reeling under power cuts and water shortage, alleges AAP
AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj criticized Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta for being absent during the crisis.
The AAP on Monday condemned the police action against students of the Banaras Hindu University, claiming that the incident betrayed the “inhuman face” of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh.
AAP spokesperson Ashutosh said it was “shameful” that the Uttar Pradesh Police lathicharged the students who were raising the issue of harassment.
“It is indeed unfortunate and shameful that the UP Police, instead of taking action on the complaints of harassment of girls, rather resorted to ghastly act of lathicharge during the night violating all norms and laws,” he said.
Advertisement
“This entire incident betrays the inhuman face of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh,” he claimed.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Related posts
474 Punjab Govt school students crack NEET, setting new benchmarks
Harjot Singh Bains, Minister for School Education, Punjab, extended his heartiest congratulations to the NEET qualifiers and wished them all the best for their future in the medical field.
AAP demands accountability for 6-year-old drowned in swimming pool
Calling out the silence of the BJP leadership, AAP leader Ankush Narang asked what action has been taken by CM Rekha Gupta against the swimming pools that violated safety norms.
