AICC Gen Secy Harish Rawat refutes allegations of party workers involvement in anti-CAA violence
First Published: 27th December, 2019 20:52 IST
The BJP may have blamed the Congress for violence during anti-CAA protests, but the latter has rubbished all such allegations. Briefing newspersons in Guwahati, AICC general secretary Harish Rawat brushed
The BJP may have blamed the Congress for violence during anti-CAA protests, but the latter has rubbished all such allegations.
Briefing newspersons in Guwahati, AICC general secretary Harish Rawat brushed aside all charges of involvement of party workers in the violence during anti-CAA protests.
Rawat, who is also the Congress in charge for Assam said that his party has already sought for a probe into the violence by a sitting judge of the Supreme Court or the Gauhati High Court.
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