Disproportionate action by police: Digvijaya on FIR against his nephew
PTI, Oct 12, 2024, 4:47 PM IST
Digvijaya Singh (Credit: PTI / File)
Indore: Congress leader Digvijaya Singh claimed on Saturday that his nephew, Aditya Singh, was booked by the Madhya Pradesh police on a petty issue.
An FIR was registered against Aditya Singh, son of Digvijaya’s younger brother Laxman Singh, along with his driver, for allegedly obstructing a state government campaign in Guna district on Friday, police said.
A video showing Aditya Singh holding a cigarette while arguing with government staffers, including a policewoman, went viral on social media.
Aditya Singh was a former president of Raghogarh municipality.
“I enquired, it was a petty incident. He (Aditya) saw a street play on the road when he was going somewhere. He was not aware of the play. He had a minor altercation with the police,” Digvijaya told reporters.
“Police will do their job. I have nothing to say on the matter,” the Rajya Sabha member added.
Digvijaya alleged internal disputes in the BJP are playing out in the open as some leaders who missed out on the Cabinet berth are unhappy and protesting.
He said the recent MD drug haul bust in Bhopal is a big blot on the MP government.
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