After Punjab, Cong aims to put its house in Rajasthan in order.
New Delhi: As the Enforcement Directorate crackdown on Congress leaders opposing the questioning of Rahul Gandhi, some leaders and even MPs have alleged that they were not allowed to enter the Congress headquarters at 24 Akbar Road here and several MPs claim That they were not even allowed to leave their house. Congress General Secretary (Organisation) K.C. Venugopal said “Today, Delhi Police forcibly entered the headquarters of India’s oldest political party. As soon as they opened the doors of AICC headquarters, they crushed the democracy for which our ancestors fought and gave their lives. The BJP has really killed Indian democracy.”
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said, “You have closed the entry and exit of AICC, what is going on? Appropriate reply will be given.”
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi reached the Enforcement Directorate office for questioning for the third consecutive day, after which party workers along with senior leaders staged a sit-in outside the ED office.
Several Congress workers, including women, were detained by the Delhi Police.
Everyone was stopped at least 1 km before the ED office, as the police blocked the road by putting up barricades.
Congress workers sat right in front of the barricades and started raising slogans in favor of their leader and against the central government.
