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Yogi Lands In Trouble By Abusing, Pushing Out A Dalit MP
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 April 2018 9:22 AM GMT
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath landed into a new controversy now. Within a few days of Dalit Protests rocked the nation, a BJP MP has complained on Yogi Adityanath. BJP leader and Dalit MP Chhote Lal Kharwar has written a letter to PM Narendra Modi complaining about UP CM. He claimed in the letter that Yogi Adityanath abused him and pushed him aside. Kharwar mentioned that he faced similar insults in the two meetings with Yogi Adityanath.
Kharwar also mentioned about BJP UP State President Mahendranath Pandey.. another leader Sunil Bhansal. Kharwar also complained about them to the National SC, ST Commission. Kharwar revealed that he had to approach SC, ST Commission as he couldn't get justice through party's internal channels.
NDTV revealed Kharwar's full letter which was written on March 16. Yogi Adityanath landed into a controversy with the letter now. It is known that Dalits recently observed a Bharath Bandh against the Supreme Court ruling on SC, ST Atrocity Act. Violence erupted in UP during the protests and Yogi government is already criticised for not properly handling the situation. Now, Chhote Lal Kharwar episode has pushed him into more troubles.
Kharwar also mentioned about BJP UP State President Mahendranath Pandey.. another leader Sunil Bhansal. Kharwar also complained about them to the National SC, ST Commission. Kharwar revealed that he had to approach SC, ST Commission as he couldn't get justice through party's internal channels.
NDTV revealed Kharwar's full letter which was written on March 16. Yogi Adityanath landed into a controversy with the letter now. It is known that Dalits recently observed a Bharath Bandh against the Supreme Court ruling on SC, ST Atrocity Act. Violence erupted in UP during the protests and Yogi government is already criticised for not properly handling the situation. Now, Chhote Lal Kharwar episode has pushed him into more troubles.
