During Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh’s Gonda event, there was a disturbance. Two pradhan supporters were assaulted for taking selfies, and supporters from both factions threw stones at him, while supporters also attacked the convoy of bjp MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.
Brij Bhushan Singh, a BJP MP from Kaiserganj, is organising events in his Lok Sabha constituency to celebrate the completion of nine years of central government.
#WATCH | Uttar Pradesh: Ruckus erupted at the venue of an event of BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in Gonda. The incident occurred when two groups of the MP’s supporters clashed with each other reportedly over clicking of selfies. pic.twitter.com/tDUIvD9BSs
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It was a programme of the minority cell of the BJP. The event took place in Barbatpur, Assembly of Katra. In which a large number of individuals from neighbouring villages settled. In the meantime, there was a disagreement between two prominent supporters regarding selfies. Following a heated argument, the kicks began to move. Then, stone-throwing began between the two supporters. That led to a stampede. Even members of Congress exited the programme safely. Some individuals have additionally thrown stones at the vehicle. All of the incident was captured on camera. The video clearly demonstrates it. People are hurling stones with great force. There is a stampede occurring. Similarly, luxury vehicles that entered the programme are now fleeing from it. The disturbance lasted approximately half an hour. During this time, there are reports of injuries. How many people are currently injured from walking on brick stones? Its information has yet to be discovered. The data that has been collected thus far. According to him, supporters of the pradhans have been violently throwing bricks and stones at one another for taking selfies. That is all the information contained in this news article. We will continue to update this as new information becomes available. This publication provides reliable news from all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh, UP. Our on-the-ground reporters bring you news, photographs, and video reports from all districts.
