Nagpur: Maharashtra State Congress President Nana Patole said police Bhandara had “caught” the person named Modi about who he was talking about in video clips that are now viral and controversial.
BJP accused Patole targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a video using ‘unpleasant’ and demanding that the FIR be registered in Sakoli MLA.
Just before leaving from Nagpur airport on Tuesday, Patole discussed the media and said that BJP did not need to sweep the problem.
“Police Bhandara has captured the modi that I talked about.
The villagers have approached me saying that a criminal named Modi disturbed them.
To increase their confidence, I said I would take care of the problem,” Patole said.
The source in Bhandara police said that no one was “caught”, only the statement was recorded from the pastor.
A senior official, who did not want to be identified considering this problem was politically sensitive, said, “We have talked to the Congress Party workers who went to Patole with this complaint.
They claimed that a man with the initials UG called himself Modi, and was a problem maker.
We as police must verify the information that means tracking this UG, ascertain whether he calls himself mod to and then if he threatens anyone.
The legal process will be followed.
“Patole denied BJP’s allegations that his reference was to PM.
“Congress is a party that gets Indian freedom.
We have said it is always that Narendra Modi is Indian PM, not a certain party.
Therefore, I will never use the wrong words for PM,” Patole said.
But at first that day, Fotol protested by BJP leaders had already taken place.
Various delegates landed at the police station under their jurisdiction and demanded pine submission.
MLC Chandrashekhar Bawansule reached the Koradi Police Station while City Mla Krishna Khopde was at the Lakadanj Police Station with the same request.
Bawankule said, “It’s really surprising that senior leaders like Patole can use unpleasant languages ​​for our PM.” Khopde, who reached the Lakadanj Police Station with the former Date Major Pravin, said, “The police seemed to be not interested in taking action against Patole.
If anyone said something that opposed MVA, the police came from everywhere.” These protests occur at One day when the local agency poll was taking place in Bhandara and Gondia, Turf Patole’s house.