Congress Issues Ultimatum to Odisha Police Following Violent Clash at Party HQ

The Congress has given a three-day ultimatum to Odisha police to arrest those involved in an alleged attack on its workers at the state party headquarters. The clash occurred during a protest over remarks by Rahul Gandhi, resulting in injuries and damage. Further protests are threatened if arrests are not made.

The Congress issued a strong three-day ultimatum to Odisha police, demanding the arrest of individuals involved in an alleged attack on its workers at the state party headquarters on Tuesday evening.

The clash erupted between supporters of the BJP and Congress during a protest over Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's remarks in the Lok Sabha. Speaking to the media, senior Congress MLA Taraprasad Bahinipati emphasized the need for swift police action and warned of mass protests if arrests are not made within 72 hours.

The incident, marked by stone and cow dung throwing, resulted in injuries to several Congress workers and media personnel. The tensions reflect deeper political strife, underscoring contentious remarks made by Gandhi and subsequent reactions from BJP leaders.

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