Brijbhushan Sharan's first reaction on Bahraich violence!
BJP leader Brijbhushan sharan Singh has reacted to the bahraich incident. He has said that I appeal to the people of both the communities to maintain peace. The former mp said that the government will give justice to everyone. The former mp said that since I am not in bahraich at this time and I had a court date, I have come. We got the news. I request the people of both the communities with folded hands to maintain peace. On the other hand, UP congress President ajay Rai, who reached Mainpuri, said that the entire government has failed, the government is harassing a section there. Jungle raj has been established in the entire state.
priyanka gandhi appealed to the chief minister for immediate action
Earlier, congress General Secretary priyanka gandhi Vadra said on monday that it is 'unfortunate' that the administration is 'inactive' amid the violence in bahraich, Uttar Pradesh and she appealed to chief minister Yogi Adityanath to take strict action against the culprits. A youth died in the violence that broke out during the Durga idol procession in Maharajganj area of Mansoor village in Bahraich. The dispute started over playing music on loudspeakers. About half a dozen people were injured in stone pelting and firing and 30 people have been detained. On monday, the crowd came out on the road and set some shops on fire, which further increased the tension. Some people in the crowd were carrying sticks and iron rods.
priyanka gandhi said on the social media platform 'X', "The reports of violence in bahraich, Uttar Pradesh and the administration being inactive are extremely sad and unfortunate." She said, "I appeal to the chief minister of the state and the state administration to take immediate action, take the public into confidence and stop the violence. Strictest action should be taken against the culprits." The congress general secretary said, "It is my humble appeal to the public that please do not take the law into your own hands and maintain peace." chief minister Adityanath condemned the violence and said that the culprits will not be spared.