Aakhir Tak – In Shorts
- Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge alleged that BJP MPs physically pushed him during a protest.
- Kharge claimed the incident caused an injury to his knee.
- The altercation occurred amid simultaneous protests by Congress and BJP in Parliament.
- Kharge has called for an enquiry, describing it as an attack on his roles.
- Rahul Gandhi also accused BJP MPs of blocking his entry into Parliament.
Aakhir Tak – In Depth
Tensions Erupt During Protests
On Thursday, Parliament witnessed high drama as simultaneous protests by Congress and BJP escalated into a physical altercation. Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge alleged that BJP MPs pushed him to the ground, leading to a knee injury. He called it not just a personal attack but also an assault on his positions as Congress President and Leader of the Opposition in Rajya Sabha.
Kharge’s Allegations Detailed
In his letter to the Lok Sabha Speaker, Kharge wrote, “When I reached Makar Dwar with INDIA alliance MPs, BJP MPs physically pushed me. I lost balance and was forced to sit on the ground, causing injury to my knees.” Kharge added that he had to rely on colleagues to make his way into Parliament.
Political Blame Game
The incident triggered a war of words between Congress and BJP. Kharge accused BJP MPs of using placards with thick sticks to disrupt the peaceful protest by Congress. Meanwhile, BJP alleged that Rahul Gandhi pushed a BJP MP, causing another to sustain injuries. Gandhi denied the claims and reiterated Kharge’s allegations.
Call for Investigation
Kharge urged the Speaker to order an enquiry, stating the incident represented an attack on democracy, the Constitution, and the opposition.
Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember
- Mallikarjun Kharge accused BJP MPs of physically attacking him.
- He called the incident an assault on his official roles and sought an enquiry.
- Congress and BJP continue to trade serious accusations over the incident.
- Rahul Gandhi defended Kharge while rejecting BJP’s counter-allegations.
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