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Madhya Pradesh Congress MLA Babu Jandel on Wednesday termed PM Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah ‘Lallu-Chappu’, and asserted that the two cannot cause any harm to the Congress.
Jandel made the remark outside the MP State Assembly while reacting to the manner in which Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi was dragged by policemen from his dharna on students’ issues outside the PM House in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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“Hum logon ne jab Angrezon ko bhaga diya, toh ye Lallu Chappu hain Modi aur Amit Shah….ye kya Congres ka bigaad lengey?” remarked Jandel, the Congress MLA from Sheopur Assembly seat.
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Jandel and other Congress MLAs wore black armbands in the State Assembly today, in protest of the police action on Rahul Gandhi, and the alleged police brutality on students protesting against the NEET paper leak and demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation at New Delhi.
The Congress also brought an adjournment motion in the MP Assembly today demanding discussions on the incidents.
The demand, however, was rejected.
It led to a ruckus in the house and Congress MLAs raised slogans against the state and union BJP governments.
In retaliation, the ruling BJP MLAs also entered into heated exchanges with the Congress members.
The din led to the house being adjourned for 15 minutes.
Outside the house, Assembly Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar, wearing a black armband, accused the BJP of ruining the future of students.
“Lakhs of students have suffered due to continuous paper leaks and corruption in the education system, but when they protest, they are being further humiliated by being called cockroaches and unruly mob”, Singhar lamented.
He demanded the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Singhar also strongly criticized the way police lifted Rahul Gandhi from his dharna outside PM Modi’s residence in New Delhi.
The Congress MLAs also held placards with slogans saying ‘Dharmendra Pradhan istifaa do’, and ‘jab jab BJP darti hai, Police ko aagey karti hai’, and ‘Chhatron par atyachaar nahi chalega’.
Today was the third day of the ongoing five-day monsoon session of the Madhya Pradesh State Assembly.
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