Coronavirus LockDown: FIR against former Bihar MP Pappu Yadav in Delhi

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Coronavirus LockDown: Bihar’s Bahubali leader and former MP from Purnia Lok Sabha seat Pappu Yadav is seen in a bad trouble. Delhi Police has filed a lawsuit against Amar Colony police station against former MP Pappu Yadav for illegally gathering mobs during lockdown. A Delhi Police official said that the former MP had illegally gathered hundreds of laborers in front of Okhla Mandi on Tuesday. During this time physical distance and lockdown were not followed. Due to this, the police are investigating the case by filing a case.

It is alleged that Bihar’s Bahubali leader and former MP Pappu Yadav not only mobilized hundreds in Delhi’s Okhla Mandi on Tuesday morning in the name of helping the laborers of Bihar, but also during this time, the flag of physical physical distancing was seen flying. During this, former Bihar MP Pappu Yadav attacked the Nitish government and said that they will arrange to take migrant laborers to their homes in different districts of Bihar.

Rule of folkdown and bypassing the danger of corona

According to the police, Pappu Yadav forgot the lockdown rule while gathering the crowd and also forgot that everyone has to follow the physical distance rules.

More than 200 people had gathered on Okhla Road

According to the police, on the request of Pappu Yadav, 200 more people gathered on Okhla Road on Tuesday and started opposing the Nitish government in Bihar. During this time there was a demand of the people that they should be safely sent back to Bihar. Pappu Yadav also told the laborers here that they would send migrant laborers to their homes at their expense.