Ratlam/Neemuch: The Congress' Madhya Pradesh heavyweight Jyotiraditya
Scindia and Gujarat's Patel quota stir spearhead Hardik Patel were on
Tuesday turned back by the police before they could enter Mandsaur, the
hub of the recent farmers' agitation.
Three farmers, meanwhile, were reported to have ended their lives, allegedly due to indebtedness, in the last 24 hours, including one in Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's home district Sehore.
A convoy of vehicles followed the Vajra van as hundreds of Congress supporters ran to keep pace with the automobiles.
"All rules are being torn to shreds. Dictatorship and Nazism (Hitlershahi) prevails in Madhya Pradesh," he told the media amid cries of 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' by agitated Congress supporters.
When told by a police officer that prohibitory orders were in place in Mandsaur, Scindia said he was prepared to go there alone. "Why are you not allowing me to go there alone?" he angrily asked the officer, before being detained.
Earlier in the day, Hardik Patel was arrested from Nayagaon in Neemuch.
The Patidar quota agitation leader, heading to Mandsaur to meet the kin of five farmers killed in police firing on June 6, was accompanied by Janata Dal (U) leader Akhilesh Katiyar, who was also placed under arrest.
Source:-Zeenews
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Three farmers, meanwhile, were reported to have ended their lives, allegedly due to indebtedness, in the last 24 hours, including one in Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's home district Sehore.
A convoy of vehicles followed the Vajra van as hundreds of Congress supporters ran to keep pace with the automobiles.
"All rules are being torn to shreds. Dictatorship and Nazism (Hitlershahi) prevails in Madhya Pradesh," he told the media amid cries of 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' by agitated Congress supporters.
When told by a police officer that prohibitory orders were in place in Mandsaur, Scindia said he was prepared to go there alone. "Why are you not allowing me to go there alone?" he angrily asked the officer, before being detained.
Earlier in the day, Hardik Patel was arrested from Nayagaon in Neemuch.
The Patidar quota agitation leader, heading to Mandsaur to meet the kin of five farmers killed in police firing on June 6, was accompanied by Janata Dal (U) leader Akhilesh Katiyar, who was also placed under arrest.
Source:-Zeenews
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