BJP leader who defaced Shoma Chaudhury's nameplate questioned

November 30, 2013 22:03

Delhi BJP leader Vijay Jolly was today questioned for the second day in a row by police in connection with the defacing of the nameplate outside the residence of Tehelka's ex-Managing Editor Shoma Chaudhury.

Jolly, who was questioned for around 3 hours, alleged that he was being targeted by the police under a "conspiracy" to keep him away from the assembly polls.

"I am being targeted despite apologising in this matter.It is a conspiracy to keep me away from the elections. It is politically motivated, I condemn this," Jolly said.

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