Chaos Erupts at Yogendra Yadav's Event in Akola

Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi workers caused a commotion at Yogendra Yadav's programme in Akola, Maharashtra. The disruption occurred during his talk on democracy, as VBA workers protested against Rahul Gandhi's remarks on reservations. Yadav emphasized the need for ideological discussions instead of protests.

In a surprising turn of events in Maharashtra's Akola district, Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) workers disrupted an event organized by Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav. The disruption took place during Yadav's address on 'Loktantra Ki Suraksha Aur Hamara Vote'.

The unrest began as VBA workers voiced their discontent through sloganeering and tossing chairs, in reaction to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's recent comments on reservations. The workers' actions drew significant attention and sparked a chaotic environment at the venue.

Responding to the upheaval, Yogendra Yadav told reporters that opposing ideologies should be met with counter-ideologies rather than disruptive acts. He expressed disappointment that the VBA workers did not choose dialogue to express their grievances.

(With inputs from agencies.)