Navneet Rana, former BJP MP
The Maharashtra assembly elections are very close. Meanwhile, former MP and BJP leader Navneet Rana had reached Dariyapur’s Khallar village in Amravati to address a rally. During this campaign meeting there was a great stir. Some people who came to attend the meeting threw chairs at the meeting. Former MP Navneet Rana has alleged that chairs were thrown at him.
Navneet Rana had reached Amravati on Saturday to hold a rally. There was a lot of commotion at his demonstration. The angry crowd began throwing chairs. Navneet Rana claimed that the crowd also threw chairs at her and she narrowly escaped.
“They threw chairs at me, abuse was used”
Regarding this matter, Navneet Rana said that after seeing me, those people misbehaved with me. My police security guards were also beaten. They hit me, they threw chairs at me. He abused me regarding my caste. He tried to spit on me. Navneet Rana has said that if the accused are not arrested, the entire Hindu community of Amravati district will gather at this place.
Navneet Rana filed a complaint
A public meeting was organized to campaign for Yuva Swabhiman Party candidate Ramesh Bundile. Navneet Rana had come to campaign in his support. Following the commotion at the meeting, Rana lodged a complaint at the Khallar police station. Furthermore, the BJP MP raised questions about security measures.
After this rampage, police were deployed in Khallar village and police registered a case against 45 people in this matter. Four people have been arrested. The police are looking for the perpetrators of the rampage. Voting will be held in 288 seats in Maharashtra in a single phase on November 20 and the results will be announced on November 23.
