Bhim Army Chief, Stopped By Cops, Marches To Meet Hathras Victim’s Family

New Delhi/ Hathras:

Bhim Military chief Chandrashekhar Azad was stopped by the UP Police this afternoon when he was on his strategy to Hathras in Uttar Pradesh to satisfy the household of the 20-year-old girl, who died on Tuesday at a hospital in Delhi after alleged gang rape and torture final month.

A video confirmed the Bhim Military chief, sporting a white kurta, marching with others. The protesters, carrying flags, raised slogans towards the federal government. His automobile was stopped about 20 km earlier than Hathras.

Chandrashekhar Azad’s go to comes a day after Congress leaders – Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra – met the household at their dwelling.

On Friday, the Bhim Military chief joined a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar the place tons of of individuals got here with placards and shouted slogans towards the incident, which has sparked huge outrage.

“Our wrestle will proceed until Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister [Yogi Adityanath] would not resign and justice just isn’t served. I urge the Supreme Court docket to pay attention to the incident,” he stated at Jantar Mantar.

The Bhim Military additionally led a protest earlier this week exterior Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital the place the younger girl died of horrific accidents suffered within the assault.

“In the identical Uttar Pradesh that elected him and despatched him to parliament, there may be brutality towards a daughter from Hathras. She was raped and murdered… her bones damaged and physique cremated like rubbish. When there may be human rights violation in Uttar Pradesh, doesn’t the Prime Minister say a phrase?” Chandrashekhar Azad had stated earlier in an emotional message, attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi – an MP from UP’s Varanasi.

A number of opposition leaders have been stopped from going to Hathras this week. On Thursday, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi have been stopped after they made their first try to satisfy the sufferer’s household.

The following day, Trinamool Congress’s Derek O’Brien and several other different TMC leaders stated they have been manhandled “simply 1.5 km from the sufferer’s dwelling.”