Youth Congress protested towards BJP state in-charge, threw ink and confirmed black flags

Udaipur: BJP’s state in-charge Radha Mohan Das Agarwal reached Udaipur on Tuesday, the place he was welcomed by BJP staff and officers at Dabok airport. After this, as quickly as he got here out of the airport, Youth Congress staff protested towards him and raised slogans in entrance of his automobile. Not solely this, they threw ink on his automobile.

After throwing ink on the automobile, the Youth Congress staff protested by displaying black flags. The Youth Congress staff raised slogans and stated that till the BJP state in-charge doesn’t apologize, protests will probably be held in each nook of the state. The protesting staff stated that he ought to apologize for the assertion he made about Sachin Pilot, in any other case there will probably be steady protests.

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Let us let you know that after turning into the state in-charge, Agarwal has visited Mewar for the primary time. By-election is to be held on Salumbhar meeting seat of Udaipur. In such a state of affairs, he’ll meet the employees and officers. He will keep in a single day in Udaipur tonight. After that he’ll depart for Salumbhar on Wednesday morning.

BJP staff welcomed: On the arrival of BJP’s National General Secretary and newly appointed State Incharge Dr. Radha Mohandas Agrawal in Mewar, BJP Udaipur gave him a grand welcome on the airport in Dabok underneath the steerage of metropolis district president Ravindra Shrimali. BJP Media Division Incharge Chanchal Kumar Agrawal stated that amongst those that welcomed National General Secretary and State Incharge Dr. Radha Mohandas Agrawal at Dabok Airport, many staff and officers had been current together with metropolis district president Ravindra Shrimali, metropolis district basic secretary Dr. Kiran Jain, Gajpal Singh Rathore, Manoj Meghwal and Rajya Sabha MP Chunnilal Garasiya, MP Mannalal Rawat metropolis.