New Delhi: Rashtriya Janata Dal spokesman Manoj Kumar Jha has condemned the way in which the police Uttar Pradesh is investigating the case of the violence of Kheri Lakhimpur who claimed that he sent the wrong message that the rule of law was different for the masses and the ruling classes.
MP Rajya Sabha in the interaction with Ani on Sunday said: “A lot of time was spent by the police about the case of Lakhimpur so as to send messages to the world that the law supremacy here is different for mass and different for class.
This message is not good.” Repeating his request for resignation self-minister of Union State for the house of Ajay Mishra Teni, Jha said: “A few days ago he (minister) spoke in a threatening language.
Should the person live in the Ministry of Home after the statement? Does the message sent to ordinary people?” Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of several farmers unions has alleged that Ashish Mishra Teni, the son of the Minister of State for Ajay Mishra Teni has arrived with three vehicles on October 3 at Lakhimpur Kheri around a protest in the helipad and trim farmers and also attack the SKM leader Tajinder Singh Virk is directly, by trying to run the vehicle on it.
A total of eight people including four farmers died in the incident on 3.
Temporary October, the RJD leader also condemned the behavior of the Uttar Pradesh police and the way in which he conducted an investigation into the Lakimpur Kheri incident.
“The police behave like they distributed invitation cards to the defendant,” Jha said.
Mishra Ashish, who was accused of being arrested on Saturday night, after 12 hours was interrogated by the Crime Branch of the Uttar Pradesh Police and then sent to a long time.
Two accused identified as Luvkush and Ashish Pandey were arrested earlier with respect to the incident.