Delhi: Congress party workers on Thursday protested against the government over the ongoing Adani row in the Parliament. As the workers were displaying their agitation, one of the protesters who dressed like a groom, wearing a garland of currency notes, was seen being tossed between the police and other protesters.
The protester, who was trying to cross the barricade, ended up being a see-saw object between the cops and Congress workers.
A video of the incident has also surfaced showing the man in a groom-like dress wearing a garland of notes being tossed from one side to another over the barricades.
Delhi Congress staged a protest near Lt Governor VK Saxena's office, demanding a Joint Parliamentary Committee probe into the Adani issue.
Several leaders and workers led by party president Anil Chaudhary gathered near Raj Niwas with placards and raised slogans against the BJP and the Centre.
Chaudhary alleged that instead of accepting the demand for a JPC probe, the BJP has been creating "roadblocks" for MPs raising the issue in Parliament.
"At a time of deep economic distress, the Centre has sold the nation's critical infrastructure to the Adani group," Chaudhary said.
"Instead of accepting the demand for a JPC probe, the BJP has been creating roadblocks for MPs raising the issue in Parliament. The Centre, in a bid to protect the Adani Group, has risked the investments of public money in SBI and LIC," Chaudhary said.
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