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Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders

Written by  Jasleen Kaur -- June 16th 2022 02:12 PM
Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders

Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders

Chandigarh, June 16: Leaders and workers of the Punjab Congress were on Thursday detained by the Chandigarh Police when they were protesting in front of the Punjab Congress Bhawan against Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning. The Chandigarh Police used water canons to disperse the protesters. Earlier, the Congress party, led by president Raja Warring, had decided to gherao Punjab Raj Bhawan due to "unnecessary harassment" of Rahul Gandhi by the ED in the National Herald case. They gathered at Punjab Congress Bhawan at 10 am, but the protest soon turned violent when the Chandigarh Police tried to stop them from marching towards Punjab Raj Bhawan. Also Read | China's capital Beijing under threat of severe Covid-19 outbreak [caption id="attachment_653962" align="aligncenter" width="750"]Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders[/caption] Meanwhile, a delegation of Congress MPs will meet Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Thursday over the treatment meted out to the party's legislators by the Delhi Police amid their protest over the Enforcement Directorate probe against party leader Rahul Gandhi. The delegation will be led by the Leader of the Congress party in the Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury. Prior to meeting Birla, the Congress MPs will hold a meeting at the Congress Parliamentary Party office to discuss the issue. [caption id="attachment_653967" align="aligncenter" width="750"]Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders[/caption] Further, senior Congress leaders, general secretaries and AICC in-charges will meet at party headquarters to discuss future strategies over the current political situation. The Congress on Wednesday filed a complaint against the Delhi Police for entering and attacking party workers, without provocation, at 24 Akbar Road. The complaint was registered at Tughlak Road Police Station, New Delhi. Also Read | Lawrence Bishnoi among 10 held in Sidhu Moosewala killing so far | Know case details [caption id="attachment_653966" align="aligncenter" width="750"]Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi's ED questioning: Chandigarh Police detain protesting Congress leaders[/caption] -PTC News


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