CJP to reach Delhi police station at 10 am, asks people to join in protest against Swatantra Bhardwaj
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The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has planned a visit to Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi on Friday at 10 am. Co-convener Ashutosh Ranka asked people to join in on demanding action against Swatantra Bhardwaj.
Adding to this, The CJP will pay a visit to Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi on Friday to seek action against Swatantra Bhardwaj. (PTI/Instagram) The self proclaimed Hindutva ‘influencer’ has publicly boasted to have assaulted Sanjay Kumar, father of student protester Nishu, during a protest at Jantar Mantar in June.
Meanwhile, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das shared he, along with other party members, would reach the police station to seek justice for Sanjay. “Every true patriot should join Saurav.. It’s us vs communal, bigoted hate-mongers,” Ashutosh Ranka shared. Nishu also shared she would accompany her father to the police station.
Notably, The case relates to an alleged assault on Sanjay Kumar, father of CJP activist Nishu Azad, during a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar . Sanjay Kumar was involved in a scuffle during a protest. CJP has alleged that he was attacked by Swatantra Bhardwaj and others.
As per the latest buzz, A video of Bhardwaj, a self-styled Hindutva influencer, in which he claimed to have “broken the skull” of Kumar during the protest and escaped jail despite the assault. He also claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was like his “elder brother” and shared that political connections helped him avoid jail.
In further updates, “I cracked the skull of Nishu's father. Do you know which section this crime attracts? Section 307. He needed 60 stitches. The man was being taken away in an ambulance in a serious condition.”
On top of that, He further shared: “But I was not even jailed. The world should know this. I was out and about through the night.”
Bhardwaj also claimed that Delhi BJP minister Kapil Mishra , Union minister Chirag Paswan and PM Modi were like his “elder brothers” and that he had their support.
Source: Hindustan Times