Prayagraj : Senior leader of Congress The party, NSUI and Youth Congress were denied permission to organize an event at Sardar Patel Seva Sansthan in Alopibagh area of the city on Saturday. Police also did not allow Gujarat Congress working president and Patidar leader Hearty Patel will address the program A large number of police personnel were deployed near the venue to prevent the event from being held as per the schedule.
National President of Youth Congress with Hardik Patel Srinivas Biwi and National President of National Students Union of India (NSUI) Neeraj Kundan He was supposed to attend the program and address the youth of the city. The event was part of the State Congress Committee’s planned ‘Youth Parliaments’, which will be held across the state by 2022 for the assembly elections.
Under this, the youth had to be made aware.youth manifesto‘ the party announced. Patel was to attend the program on January 29 in Prayagraj and on January 30 in Varanasi and then in Meerut on January 31, while Alka Lamba and Kanhaiya Kumar were to attend the program in Lucknow on February 1 and Imran Pratapgarhi in Kanpur on February 3. was to be involved.
As per the plan, Hardik Srinivas along with wife and Neeraj Kundan reached Patel Seva Sansthan from Bamrauli airport, but was informed by the district administration and police officials that permission for the event was denied. SP City Dinesh Singh said that after some time the leaders left the spot.
After some argument, the leaders then left for Chhota Baghda, one of the areas where the police are accused of breaking into the residences of students and youth preparing for competitive examinations and following a violent protest by a large group of RRBs. He was assaulted on Jan. Aspirants of NTPC Recruitment Exam who were unhappy with the short-listing of candidates for the second stage of the exam. Several youths were injured in police action at the lodge, which led to the suspension of six policemen, including an inspector and two sub-inspectors.
When the police stopped Hardik and other NSUI leaders from entering the Chhota Baghda area, they headed towards the local Congress office at Zero Road. After this the leaders campaigned from door to door in the Allahabad South assembly constituency.
Addressing media persons at the gate of Patel Seva Sansthan, Hardik said, “On the behest of the state government, I am being prevented from raising the issues of youth and unemployed. This is happening when election related programs of the leaders of the ruling party are being allowed daily. They claim that there is not enough police force for the event. The strange thing is that we are fighting for this because we want the youth to get jobs so that there are sufficient number of policemen.
Later, in a tweet while in Prayagraj, Hardik said: “I had gone to Prayagraj in UP to strengthen the voice of the youth, but at the behest of the BJP, the police stopped me. Today the police did not allow the Youth Parliament program organized under the ‘Recruitment Act’ to be held and threatened the students. Efforts are being made to suppress the voice of the youth.
Akhilesh Yadav, state president of NSUI, Uttar Pradesh said, “It is shameful that the district administration used all its might and force to stop Congress leaders from meeting and interacting with the youth.”
National President of Youth Congress with Hardik Patel Srinivas Biwi and National President of National Students Union of India (NSUI) Neeraj Kundan He was supposed to attend the program and address the youth of the city. The event was part of the State Congress Committee’s planned ‘Youth Parliaments’, which will be held across the state by 2022 for the assembly elections.
Under this, the youth had to be made aware.youth manifesto‘ the party announced. Patel was to attend the program on January 29 in Prayagraj and on January 30 in Varanasi and then in Meerut on January 31, while Alka Lamba and Kanhaiya Kumar were to attend the program in Lucknow on February 1 and Imran Pratapgarhi in Kanpur on February 3. was to be involved.
As per the plan, Hardik Srinivas along with wife and Neeraj Kundan reached Patel Seva Sansthan from Bamrauli airport, but was informed by the district administration and police officials that permission for the event was denied. SP City Dinesh Singh said that after some time the leaders left the spot.
After some argument, the leaders then left for Chhota Baghda, one of the areas where the police are accused of breaking into the residences of students and youth preparing for competitive examinations and following a violent protest by a large group of RRBs. He was assaulted on Jan. Aspirants of NTPC Recruitment Exam who were unhappy with the short-listing of candidates for the second stage of the exam. Several youths were injured in police action at the lodge, which led to the suspension of six policemen, including an inspector and two sub-inspectors.
When the police stopped Hardik and other NSUI leaders from entering the Chhota Baghda area, they headed towards the local Congress office at Zero Road. After this the leaders campaigned from door to door in the Allahabad South assembly constituency.
Addressing media persons at the gate of Patel Seva Sansthan, Hardik said, “On the behest of the state government, I am being prevented from raising the issues of youth and unemployed. This is happening when election related programs of the leaders of the ruling party are being allowed daily. They claim that there is not enough police force for the event. The strange thing is that we are fighting for this because we want the youth to get jobs so that there are sufficient number of policemen.
Later, in a tweet while in Prayagraj, Hardik said: “I had gone to Prayagraj in UP to strengthen the voice of the youth, but at the behest of the BJP, the police stopped me. Today the police did not allow the Youth Parliament program organized under the ‘Recruitment Act’ to be held and threatened the students. Efforts are being made to suppress the voice of the youth.
Akhilesh Yadav, state president of NSUI, Uttar Pradesh said, “It is shameful that the district administration used all its might and force to stop Congress leaders from meeting and interacting with the youth.”
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