BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress leader and party media and publicity department head Pawan Khera on Friday accused the BJP of maligning the Congress and then conspiring to play the victim card.

referring to the Burbability by BJP supporters In Patna at Sadquat Ashram, the headquarters of Bihar Congress, in protest against an derogatory remarks about PM Modi allegedly made by an unknown person at the Congress rally during the visit of Bihar, Khera said that the BJP said that “plants agents” in the Congress used “Congress’s” plants in the Congress.

Khera said in a video statement, “The BJP first sends its agents to create an uproar in our meetings and to use the derogatory language. Then they roam around and accuse us.”

He further alleged that after these staging incidents, BJP supporters physically attack Congress workers and offices. “They send their goons to attack the Sadakat Ashram, injure our workers and break their heads. It is a toolkit that has emerged in the last 11 years,” Khera said. “This is a conspiracy by the BJP to discredit the Congress. They want to create controversy and distract the public with their efforts on the vote. Theft (Theft)’.”

He claimed that the Modi government has been caught by a “red -hand stolen vote” and is now nervous. He said, “The Modi government has been caught red in vote theft, which is why they are so stunning.”

As the voter Adhikar Yatra enters its final phase, on Friday, Friday, the Congress gave a series of sharp holders for the attack of BJP workers at its state headquarters.

In a video shared by party leaders, a large group of BJP workers with their saffron flagS-Some police officers can be seen colliding with Congress supporters who affect the Jhande, breaking stones, opening gates and running to brutally in the premises.

The Congress has claimed that its workers were beaten during the incident.

“We condemn the strongest conditions of violent attacks on the Sadakat Ashram in our Bihar Pradesh Congress Office, Patna, under the leadership of a sitting BJP cabinet minister and leaders,” Rajya Sabha MP Syed Naseer Hussain said, called “disgusting” and “desperate acting” by a desperate BJP.

The worker, who has been leading the Kota movement for more than a year, warned that if he was suppressed the movement, he was ready to face “any result, even bullets”.

At the same time, he urged his followers to maintain peace and discipline.

Despite heavy rains and limited facilities in the field, thousands of supporters continue to gather, showing what Jerange said to the Maratha community’s “patience and determination”.

The list of genre demands is immediately spread beyond Kota. “Maratha Kunbis is one – it should be recognized and implemented,” he told the crowd. He called the government to implement the historical classifications recorded to the government Hyderabad Gazetteer, Satara gazetteer And this Bombay gazetteerEmphasizing that these administrative documents provide evidence of the OBC status of the community.

He also pressured for the implementation of ‘Rishi Soyre‘, Or’ Family Tree ‘provision, so that relatives of Kunbis are officially recognized under the same caste category.

Among other demands, Zaveng also urged to withdraw the police matters filed against the protesters in the first movement, arguing that “Maratha brothers have sacrificed their lives for reservation and their families live out in the open”.

He also insisted that any new quota structure should be legally durable to avoid overturning in court.

The movement has gained political support from many parties. MPs like Omraje Nimbilkar (Dharshiv) and Sanjay alias Bandu Jadhav (Parbhani) have raised their support from the Shiv Sena’s Uddhav Thackeray faction, with all, MLA Kailash Patil.