India Block’s March Against Election Commission: Many leaders of India block including Rahul, Priyanka Gandhi, who are protesting against the Election Commission, in custody, Akhilesh Yadav, Akhilesh Yadav, Fandy Barricading, Many Leaders of India Block Including Ramul, Priyanka Gandhi, PROTSTIST SANSTES Election Commission, Were Detained, Akhilesh Yadav Broke The Barricade

New Delhi. Today, a march is being taken out by the leaders of the opposition’s India block under the leadership of Congress MP Rahul Gandhi against the Election Commission. About 300 more opposition MPs are included in this march from Makar Gate of Parliament House to the Election Commission office. During this time, the police first tried to stop these MPs and when they did not stop, the police took many leaders including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi into custody. During this time, SP President Akhilesh Yadav climbed on the barricading of the police and got away.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said, this is not a political battle, it is a fight to save the Constitution, a fight to save the Constitution, a person, a vote of vote, so we need a clear and clear voter list. SP President Akhilesh Yadav also attended this march with a large number of supporters. The police had already put barricading to stop but Akhilesh climbed on that barricading.

On the other hand, DCP Devesh Kumar Mahala of New Delhi said, “We were in constant touch with the Election Commission and the Election Commission sent us a letter, he said that any 30 people of the party can come to the Election Commission but more than 200 leaders came here.” He was stopped from the point of view of security and law and order, some of them were detained when they did not agree. He also said that some MPs had also tried to jump from the barricade. Let us tell you that Rahul Gandhi has been attacked by the Election Commission continuously for some time. He is accusing the Election Commission of stealing votes. Voter List intensive revision (SIR) in Bihar is also being opposed to the opposition. There was a ruckus in Parliament about this, now there is a protest on the road.