Congress will complain to the President of Delhi Police, has made these serious allegations
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The party alleges that the Delhi Police entered the Congress headquarters and misbehaved with the leaders.
National Herald Case: Congress party is angry with the ED's questioning of Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case. The whole party is protesting by taking to the road. The party has made up its mind to complain to the President of the Delhi Police. Congress has made serious allegations against Delhi Police. The party alleges that on Wednesday, the Delhi Police forcibly entered the Congress headquarters and misbehaved with the party leaders. On Friday, a party delegation will meet the President and submit a memorandum to him.
Congress has leveled these allegations against Delhi Police
In fact, Congress alleges that by entering the party headquarters, the Delhi Police misbehaved with the leaders and workers of the party. used force. However, Delhi Police has categorically denied this. Sagar Preet Hooda, Special CP (Law and Order) of Delhi Police has said that the complaint of Congress has been investigated. The Congress has alleged that the police misbehaved at the party headquarters. Nothing of the sort happened.
Illegal gathering will not be allowed on June 17
He told that the police tried to nab someone from the entrance of the Congress headquarters. The Special CP (Law and Order) also informed that an FIR has been registered regarding damage to public property. He also said that special arrangements have been made for when Rahul Gandhi will appear before the ED on Friday for questioning. Hooda said that such arrangements are being made so that there is no illegal gathering on that day.
Section 144 is still applicable in the area
He said that Section 144 of CrPC is still in force in that area. Therefore, there is a ban on the gathering of people unnecessarily. The police will now go ahead with a complete plan to prevent people from gathering illegally. It is noteworthy that the Congress party is angry with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) questioning Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case. Congress leaders and workers are protesting across the country including Delhi.
