BJP MP Nishikant Dubey gives notice of privilege against Rahul | News from India

NEW DELHI: A day after a scuffle between opposition and NDA parliamentarians, BJP MPs on Friday staged a protest against Rahul Gandhi for alleged assault on two MPs while party member Nishikant Dubey submitted a notice of privilege requesting the disqualification of Rahul.
The protesting MPs launched a scathing attack on Rahul for his alleged behavior during the uproar in Parliament and accused the opposition leader of “arrogance, violation of parliamentary rules and disgraceful attitude” towards his fellow MPs. BJP MP Anurag Thakur said: “The way he created a ruckus by violating all the rules… it is not forgivable.”
His colleague Jagdambika Pal accused the Congress MPs of “hooliganism” and alleged that Rahul pushed BJP MPs Pratap Sarangi and Mukesh Rajput. “Rahul Gandhi should be ashamed. His party has insulted Babasaheb for the last 60 years… Today, democracy has been attacked and an Adivasi girl has been insulted. An apology must be sought, and if he morality, he must resign,” he said. said.
Dubey said he witnessed the altercation, which he called “shocking.” “I saw Rahul Gandhi climbing the Makar Dwar, so I and another leader decided to give him space. After climbing, he pushed Pratap Sarangi ji, Santosh Pandey ji who was next to us. Mukesh Rajput ji was pushed and everyone who was there was pushed,” he said.
“Security forces repeatedly urged Rahul Gandhi to take another route. He (Rahul Gandhi) knew that a peaceful protest was taking place, but he deliberately and maliciously pushed and crossed the middle of all our MPs. Two of our colleagues were seriously threatened and deeply hurt, he should also apologize for the shameful attitude he adopted with our Nagaland MP Phangnon Konyak,” Bansuri Swaraj said.