
New Delhi: Congress workers across the country, including Delhi, staged violent protests on Monday and accused the central government of misusing the central agencies against the opposition parties. Activists gathered outside the party headquarters at Akbar Road in Delhi called it “an attempt to strangle democracy”.
During these protests, Congress leaders while talking to the media said that the charge sheet filed against party president Sonia Gandhi and MP Rahul Gandhi is completely baseless and illegal. He also alleged that institutions like ED and CBI are being misused to target the opposition. This protest was not limited to Delhi only, but similar protests were held outside the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and other central government offices across the country. Congress workers have also accused the party of “conspiracy to suppress the voice of the opposition”.
Criticism of the Chief Minister of Karnataka
The Chief Minister of Karnataka also criticized the central government and described the whole matter as “politics of revenge”. He said that the government is trying to suppress the opposition and it is very dangerous for democracy.
Imran Pratapgarhi’s response
Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi also targeted the ED and targeted the ED. He said that the charge sheet has been filed in the backdrop of Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Gujarat and accused the BJP of targeting the opposition in the backdrop of elections. He said that this strategy has been made keeping in mind the elections in Bihar, Gujarat and Assam.
Warning of nationwide protest
Angered by these actions, the Congress has warned that if this repression continues, a nationwide protest will be started. According to the party, they will face this fight only on the strength of truth and justice. The activists participating in the protests expressed their determination to reach the public, present a true picture and protect democracy.
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