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Claiming threat to life from Congress workers, Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) Amethi candidate Kumar Vishwas sat on a protest outside Gauriganj police station after police allegedly refused to entertain his application seeking an FIR against Priyanka Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, their representative Chandrakant Dubey, Vinod Mishra and other Congress workers Friday.
Later, police registered an FIR only against Vinod Mishra under IPC section 506 (criminal intimidation).
Earlier, in a video uploaded Thursday on YouTube by Pankaj Shukla of AAP’s Amethi team, a Congress worker identified by AAP as Vinod Mishra can be seen stopping Priyanka’s vehicle and telling her that Kumar should take Rahul’s bhaiyya’s name with respect or else he will shoot Kumar. In the video, which has since been viewed over 45,000 times, Priyanka is seen trying to calm Mishra down and asks him to meet her in office.
Around noon Friday, Kumar and his supporters went to the Gauriganj police station seeking an FIR on the basis of the video.
When the police station officials allegedly refused to lodge an FIR, Kumar sat on a protest outside the police station flanked by party leader Shazia Ilmi and former Delhi ministers Satyendra Jain and Saurabh Bhardwaj. Kumar then also appealed to his supporters to gather at the police station for a “peaceful protest,” which resulted in hundreds of his supporters arriving at the police station.
Kumar said he will also lodge a complaint with the Election Commission.
During his campaigns, Kumar has been “threatened” by Congress workers at Trisundi and “attacked” at Sindurwa village in the past. Meanwhile, AAP workers also expressed their anger on Twitter under a CongGoonsAtAmethi hashtag.
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