Jagdishbhai never abused, only asked not to misbehave with speaker:Nimaben
March 14, 2018
Gandhinagar:
Senior woman BJP MLA from Bhuj Nimaben Acharya who had a narrow escape during the incident of attack by Congess MLA Pradip Dudhat in the Gujarat assembly, rejected his claim that BJP MLA from Nikol whom he had tried to attack with a mic had abused him.
Nimaben who was in close vicinity to Panchal during the shameful incident later told newsmen that in-fact Panchal, had requested Dudhat and Ambrish Der to not to hurl abuses at the speaker.
‘Ambrishbhai himself was so enraged that had the sergeants in the hosue not caught hold of him, he would have attacked the speaker,’ she said.
‘Jagdishbhai (Panchal), was a thorough gentleman and I even doubt whether he knows any abuses and not. He only asked the enraged Congress MLAs to not to misbehave with the speaker,’ She added.
She said that Congress which after this shameful incident was trying to cover it up had seemingly behaved like this under a well planned conspiracy.
DeshGujarat
Related Stories
Opposition withdraws no confidence motion against Speaker, ruling party proposed to reduce suspension period of 3 Congress MLAs
3 Congress MLAs suspended for violence in assembly move Gujarat High Court against the decision
Gujarat Assembly Speaker suspends Congress MLAs Dudhat and Der for 3 years, Thakor for 1 year
We rebuked our MLAs, those from BJP should also be taken to task:LoP Dhanani
Dy CM Patel proposes 3-year suspension of Dudhat and Der, 1 year for Thakor from assembly
Congress MLA rushes to hit BJP MLA with mic in hand in Gujarat assembly
Recent Stories
- 20 years imprisonment to sacked IPS Sanjiv Bhatt for planting drugs
- Movie theater, PG hostel, Game Zone in TRP mall sealed by AMC
- Adani’s copper unit in Mundra begins operations
- Gujarat Super League to Revolutionize Football Landscape in Gujarat
- Patil takes data and mathematics class of party office-bearers in Rajkot
- Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation becomes Congress-mukt
- Panchmahal Congress candidate faces trust deficit among section of party workers