BJP questions AAP govt's silence over Arunachal youth's death

February 02, 2014 19:11

The BJP today staged a protest at Rajghat against the AAP-led state government, and questioned its "silence" over the death of an Arunachal Pradesh MLA's son after being allegedly beaten up by some shopkeepers in Lajpat Nagar.

"In wake of the murder of a 19-year-old student, Nido Tania, from Arunachal Pradesh, nearly three lakh people from the North-East are now living in fear in Delhi. Neither the state government nor the Centre has any explanation for this," BJP's Delhi unit president Vijay Goel said.

"There are no facilities for them in Delhi. Recently, two Manipuri women were also ill-treated and beaten up in public. The Delhi government must give an answer to this. It is shifting the responsibility to the Delhi police and the Centre," Goel said.

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