Rahul Gandhi Accuses BJP of Violent Attack on Congress Office in Gujarat

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has criticized the BJP for inciting violence and spreading hatred, following an alleged attack on the party's office in Ahmedabad. The clash between BJP and Congress workers escalated into stone pelting, with both parties accusing each other of initiating the violence.

Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi has strongly criticized the BJP, accusing them of inciting violence and spreading hatred. This statement came after an alleged violent attack on the Congress office in Ahmedabad by BJP workers.

The confrontation between BJP and Congress workers escalated to stone pelting during a protest against remarks made by Gandhi in the Lok Sabha. Several individuals from both sides were detained in the Paldi area, according to a city police control room official.

"The cowardly and violent attack on the Gujarat Congress office further corroborates my stance on the BJP and the Sangh Parivar," Gandhi said in a post on X. Both parties have claimed injuries among their workers and plan to lodge complaints with the police, as visuals showed party workers from both sides clashing outside Congress' Gujarat headquarters.

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