CPI, SP delegations stopped by Police in Jahangirpuri, not allowed to meet locals

A day after the argumentative destruction drive in savagery hit Jahangirpuri, heads of the Communist Party of India and Samajwadi Party on Friday scrambled toward the area here to meet the nearby inhabitants, yet were come by police.

The five-part designation of the Communist Party of India (CPI) sat on a dharna close to the blockades at Kushal Chowk in Jahangirpuri subsequent to being come by the security faculty.

The appointment was driven by CPI public secretary and Rajya Sabha MP D Raja, who said they have come to comprehend individuals’ anguish.

Different individuals from the designation included CPI pioneers Annie Raja, A Khan, Pallav Sen Gupta and Binoy Biswan.

“We came here to meet individuals and grasp their affliction. For what reason would we say we are not being permitted to head inside? For what reason was this ‘demolishing’ request? Who was behind this? The Delhi Police is under the Ministry of Home Affairs so (home priest) Amit Shah ought to be considered capable,” Raja told correspondents.

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He added that unlawful destroying was done nearby and the Union home clergyman ought to make sense of what occurred there.

“You have caused demolition… what will befall these individuals? We are asking the police faculty for authorization to visit C-Block where destruction was done, however we are not being permitted in. We will remain here and set forth our requests,” Raja said.

Afterward, a four-part assignment of the Samajwadi Party (SP) additionally arrived at Kushal Chowk. The designation included party MPs S T Hasan, Vishambhar Prasad Nishad, Ravi Prakash Verma, Javed Ali Khan and Safiqur Rahman.

“We ought to be permitted to visit the spot and meet individuals. They (police) are forestalling us by saying a vote based system is under danger,” Hasan told journalists. PTI

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