City
Epaper

Assam Cong chief to appear before police today in Rahul’s yatra route diversion case

By IANS | Updated: February 12, 2024 08:30 IST

Guwahati, Feb 12 Assam Congress chief Bhupen Borah will appear before the Jorhat police on Monday in ...

Open in App

Guwahati, Feb 12 Assam Congress chief Bhupen Borah will appear before the Jorhat police on Monday in a case related to Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, where it was alleged that due to a diversion from the pre-decided route chaos and a stampede-like situation was created.

Police have imposed non-bailable sections in Borah’s case, and Congress supporters have claimed that he may be arrested by the police on Monday. However, Bhupen Borah said that he would not apply for anticipatory bail in this case.

The Assam Congress president appeared before the police a week ago in the same case, and was asked to appear again on February 12.

The incident happened on January 18, when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra was passing through Jorhat town. The march was supposed to head towards Lahoti in Jorhat town, turn at PWD Point, and head towards KB Road. But according to the police, this did not happen, and the crowd of Congress supporters went straight to Gar Aali, the center of the city. This created immense chaos and a stampede-like situation there.

Following this, the Jorhat police administration registered a case against many Congress leaders, including Borah, under non-bailable sections.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalArrest warrant issued against former Nepal PM Deuba, his wife: Reports

EntertainmentSona Mohapatra supports Alia Bhatt amidst trolling over award show hosting: Learn to laugh a little

BusinessFuture Consumer defaults on Rs 615.67 crore loan repayments, plans asset monetisation

NationalVijay targets DMK, BJP alliances at Tirunelveli rally; calls polls a 'historic fight for change’

NationalAfter losing my son, I'm now fighting for what we built: Rani Kapur on RK family Trust dispute

National Realted Stories

NationalIndian steel industry clocks robust 10.7 pc growth in 2025-26

NationalVaranasi: Young Woman Attempts Suicide After Boyfriend Slaps Her During Heated Argument

NationalVietnamese firm to boost modern and integrated urban development in Maharashtra: CM Fadnavis

NationalIndia and Bangladesh discuss strengthening bilateral relationship in various facets

NationalHigh Court grants bail to Haryana-based self-styled godman Rampal