Youth Cong workers take out march to CM’s residence in Patna over ‘voter theft’

Patna: On Tuesday, the Youth Congress workers in Bihar marched to the Prime Minister’s residence in order to protest against the claim of theft and rent the land at a business house.

The regiment, led by the National President of the Youth Congress Uday Bhanu Chib, began at the center of the Bihar Pradesh Congress Committee Sadaqat Ashram, but was stopped at Raja Pul, about one kilometer from the residence of CM.

Barricades were established by the police to prevent entering a limited area, and several Youth Congress workers rolled into the prime minister’s house by the police during the march.
Chib and his colleagues were lying on the road to protest, and while the police were taken by the opposition leader in Lok Sabha, he was a slogan “Voting Chor Gaddi Chor”.

They were packaged in vehicles that brought them to the police station.

“We are Rahul Gandhi Ji soldiers. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Couldn’t scare us”, Chib screamed as he was dragging to a bus. Patna (Center) Police Diksha inspector was detained for resisting protests. “Renting of 1000 acres of land in the Bhagalpur region to the Adani group for only one ruup per year.”

The Bihar government claims that there is no irregularity on its behalf, and Adani Group agreed to provide consumers to a much lower rate of electricity than other bidder holders, and after a contract for establishing an electric power plant in Bhagalpur was made.

However, Chib “The agreement will not only make a coercion for the financing of the state, but will also enter the risk ecological balance. Thousands of trees will fall for the project. However, Modi is not afraid of any public reaction because he believes that he will continue to win the election by playing votes.”