There was quite a stir on Saturday at a meeting of former Bharatiya Janata Party MP Navneet Rana in Amravati, Maharashtra. During this, the crowd became angry and people threw chairs at Navneet Rana, from which she narrowly escaped.
There was a huge stir during BJP leader and former MP Navneet Rana’s campaign rally in Khallar village of Daryapur assembly constituency of Amravati district. At this rally organized in support of Yuva Swabhiman Party candidate Ramesh Bundile, some people threw chairs at Navneet Rana.
Navneet Rana filed a complaint
Navneet Rana narrowly escaped at the time of the incident. After the situation worsened, Navneet Rana reached the Khallar police station and raised questions about the security arrangements at the meeting. Due to this incident, the political atmosphere in the area has heated up.
Police have begun investigating the matter and the situation is being closely monitored. After this incident, Navneet Rana reached Khallar police station to lodge a complaint. The police have taken strict action at the incident site and there is currently peace.
Received threat last month
Last month in October, a letter was sent to former MP Navneet Rana threatening him and Rs 10 million was demanded from him. Following Navneet Rana’s complaint, the police registered the case and started investigation. A person named Aamir had sent a letter to the former Amravati MP through express post and demanded money.
Rana’s personal secretary Vinod Guhe lodged a formal complaint at the Rajapeth police station in Amravati, alleging that the letter was found by an employee at Rana’s residence on October 11.
