Bhima Koregaon in Rajya Sabha: Opposition blames govt for violence, BJP points to Mevani, Khalid

During a discussion on Bhima Koregaon violence in the Rajya Sabha, the Opposition members blamed the BJP for violence in Pune.

Bhima Koregaon violence raised in Rajya Sabha

  • HIGHLIGHTS

    • Opposition blamed BJP for Bhim Koregaon violence.
    • Rajya Sabha held discussion on Pune violence.
    • BJP blamed Mevani, Khalid for violence.

  • The Rajya Sabha is holding a discussion on the violence in Maharashtra's Pune district that followed a rally called by various Dalit groups including those led by Dr BR Ambedkar's grandson Prakash Ambedkar and Jignesh Mevani.

    The Rajya Sabha took up the discussion on Bhima Koregaon violence after Congress MP Rajni Patil gave a notice in Upper House under rule 267 over the incident.
  • he Rajya Sabha is holding a discussion on the violence in Maharashtra's Pune district that followed a rally called by various Dalit groups including those led by Dr BR Ambedkar's grandson Prakash Ambedkar and Jignesh Mevani.
    The Rajya Sabha took up the discussion on Bhima Koregaon violence after Congress MP Rajni Patil gave a notice in Upper House under rule 267 over the incident.
  • NCP chief Sharad Pawar appealed to bring peace in Maharastra, where several districts have witnessed pro-Dalit protests and counter-protests leading to tension in the region. Pawar urged the Devendra Fadnavis government of Maharashtra to bring normalcy in the state as soon as possible.
    BJP's ally and the Republican Party of India leader Ramdas Athawale demanded tough action against those who instigated and carried out the violence in Bhima Koregaon.
    DMK leader Kanimozhi said that the anti-Dalit violence was deplorable. She asked the government to seek long-term solution for ending atrocities and violence against Dalits in the name of caste.

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