AAP office vandalised in Aurangabad, NCP blamed
January 14, 2014 17:46
Here we go again, the AAP office in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, has been vandalised. AAP says the NCP is responsible for the attack.
On Friday, members of the Hindu Raksha Dal, had vandalised AAP's headquarters in Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, following which Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was given Z-category security.
The Hindu Raksha Dal, a fringe right wing group, said it was in protest against Prashant Bhushan's "anti-national comments".
On Sunday, in reference to the Armed Forces Special Powers Act in Kashmir, Bhushan had said the views of Kashmir's people should be taken into consideration to decide if the Army was required in the state to deal with internal security.
On Friday, members of the Hindu Raksha Dal, had vandalised AAP's headquarters in Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, following which Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was given Z-category security.
The Hindu Raksha Dal, a fringe right wing group, said it was in protest against Prashant Bhushan's "anti-national comments".
On Sunday, in reference to the Armed Forces Special Powers Act in Kashmir, Bhushan had said the views of Kashmir's people should be taken into consideration to decide if the Army was required in the state to deal with internal security.
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