A big political drama was seen in Rohtak, Haryana. Here the Zilla Parishad member has accused Zilla Parishad President Manju Hooda of kidnapping his son. After this, the war of words continues between the two sides. The special thing is that in the recently concluded Haryana Assembly elections, Hooda had contested against Congress veteran Bhupendra Singh Hooda from Garhi Sampla Kiloi seat of Rohtak district.
The 10-year-old son of Rohtak Zilla Parishad member Neelam Khatri was allegedly kidnapped from Ismaila village, the Tribune reported. Her husband Advocate Jagbir Khatri alleges that the kidnappers have called and threatened his wife. According to Jagbir, the kidnappers have threatened that if they do not vote in favor of Zilla Parishad President Manju Hooda, they will kill the son.
What is the ruckus in the Zilla Parishad?
In fact, 10 out of 14 members of the Zilla Parishad have brought a no-confidence motion against the Chairman. A meeting has also been called on Wednesday regarding this. According to the newspaper, Jagbir said, ‘Our son was kidnapped two days before the meeting to put pressure on voting in favor of the Speaker. We have lodged a complaint with the police in this regard.
What did Manju Hooda say?
According to the report, Hooda has denied the allegations. He said that after coming to know about the kidnapping, he had offered help to the council member, but she is targeting him only. Hooda has called these allegations unacceptable and wrong. He said, ‘Zilla Parishad members have been targeting me for a long time, but I never said or did anything against them. Now he has crossed all limits and I will also take appropriate action in this regard.
