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Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj, who is under fire for allegedly claiming that he “cracked” a person’s skull, denied the remarks on Friday and claimed that the purported video being shared online was “fake”.
CJP leaders seek police case
In a viral clip from a podcast, Bhardwaj could be heard claiming to have attacked CJP activist Nishu Azad’s father during the NEET UG protests in Delhi and facing no police action. The video created massive uproar on social media as political leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, reacted to it. ” Nishu ke baap ko hum sar faade… Aapko pata hai, isko kaun sa dhaara lagta hai? Half murder. Sar pe saath taka laga hua tha. Banda marne ke sthiti pe ambulance mein ja raha tha. Uski beti thana ke baahar khade hoke keh rahi thi ki agar mere baap ko insaaf nahi mila to hum zehar khaake mar jaayenge? Do you know which section this crime attracts? The man was being taken away in an ambulance in a serious condition. The situation in Delhi is such now that the criminal is openly admitting to the crime. But Delhi Police, at the behest of the BJP, did not take any action. We have been standing by Nishu and her father. We will demand from police to register a murder case.
Section 307. He needed 60 stitches.
The self-styled Hindutva influencer said the man he attacked did not suffer serious injuries, citing medical report shared by the Delhi Police. “I am cooperating with the ongoing investigation,” he said. ” he said in the podcast. [I cracked the skull of Nishu’s father. Alleging that Nishu’s father was attacked during the protest at Jantar Mantar, Rank said, “We kept seeking justice. Delhi Police meanwhile said that Nishu’s father sustained a head injury from a kada (bangle) during a scuffle, while denying reports of “crack in skull” as “misinformation”.
His daughter was standing outside the police station and saying that she would die by suicide if her father didn’t get justice.] CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka reached the Parliament Street Police Station in New Delhi on Friday to get a case registered against Bhardwaj as they demanded justice for their leader Nishu Azad and her father Sanjay.
