BJP Leader Manoj Tiwari Accuses RJD of Attacking Him During Campaign in Bihar

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RJD supporters allegedly attacked BJP leader Manoj Tiwari's roadshow in Dumraon, Bihar, while he was campaigning for the upcoming assembly election. Tiwari claimed that miscreants tried to install an RJD flag on their vehicle and hurled abuses when they resisted. He lodged a complaint with the Election Commission and the local administration, seeking strict action against those involved.

Key Takeaways:

  • BJP leader Manoj Tiwari accused RJD workers of attacking his roadshow in Dumraon, Bihar, during a campaign event.
  • Tiwari claimed that RJD supporters tried to install their party flag on his vehicle, and some even hurled abuses when his team resisted.
  • He alleged that the miscreants hit their vehicles with sticks, calling the attack a "blatant crime."
  • Tiwari lodged a complaint with the Election Commission and the local administration, seeking strict action against those involved.
  • Delhi Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh also commented on the incident, reiterating the "jungle raj" jibe at RJD, claiming that the party aims to create chaos and disturb law and order.
  • Tiwari was one of the star campaigners for the saffron party for the upcoming Bihar Assembly polls, alongside celebrities like Ravi Kishan and Dinesh Lal Yadav "Nirahua".

Statistics:

  • 2 phases of voting will be conducted for the Bihar Assembly elections on November 6 and November 11.
  • The counting of votes will take place on November 14.
  • BJP leader Manoj Tiwari is a well-known figure in the Bhojpuri community.

Sources:

  • ANI news agency, quoted by Manoj Tiwari.
  • ANI news agency, quoted by Delhi Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh.
  • Hindustan Times, published with permission from HT Digital Content Services.