The dispute over ticket distribution in Bikaner Congress has deepened. A Congress worker assaulted former IPS and District President Madan Gopal Meghwal for not getting a ticket from Ward 50.
Bikaner Congress District President and former IPS Madan Gopal Meghwal assaulted.It is alleged that a worker, angry over not getting a ticket, attacked him.He was called on the pretext of being garlanded and then beaten with slaps and punches.Meghwal said - The party did the right thing by not giving tickets to goons.
Bikaner | Amidst the Municipal Corporation elections, the dispute over ticket distribution in Bikaner city Congress has taken a violent turn. A sensational case has come to light where the city Congress District President and former IPS officer, Madan Gopal Meghwal, was assaulted on Wednesday.
The incident took place in Ward 50, where Meghwal had gone to attend the inauguration program of the election office of Congress candidate Navratan Daga.
Called on Pretext of Welcome, Then Attacked
According to the information provided by Madan Gopal Meghwal, Congress worker Mohit Arora and his three associates were present at the event venue.
He stated that these individuals called him out of the office on the pretext of garlanding and welcoming him.
First Offered Sweets, Then Questioned
Meghwal said that after being taken outside, he was first offered sweets. Immediately after, Mohit Arora questioned him about why he was not given the party ticket for Ward 50.
Meghwal replied that many people ask for a ticket from the party, but the ticket can only be given to one person.
He mentioned that Mohit Arora had been lingering around him for the past two days, continuously demanding the Congress ticket for Ward 50.
Previous Meeting Had Occurred
According to Meghwal, Mohit had also come to the party office on Tuesday, where he had welcomed him with a scarf. On Wednesday too, he was present at the inauguration of the election office with his associates and was chanting slogans in support of Congress.
'Party Did Right by Not Giving Tickets to Goons'
After this incident, Madan Gopal Meghwal reacted sharply. He alleged that the assailants are workers associated with the Congress party.
He said that such violent behavior out of anger for not getting a ticket is not at all appropriate for democratic politics.
In a sarcastic tone, Meghwal said, "With this incident, the party has proved that it does not give tickets to goons."
After this incident, discussions have intensified among Congress workers. This dispute over ticket distribution during the Municipal Corporation elections could create an uncomfortable situation for the party. However, the situation regarding a police complaint or further action in this matter is not yet clear.