Angry Over NEET, Man Throws Petrol Bomb At BJP's Chennai Office: Police
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The man, identified as Vinod, told investigators that he was unhappy with the BJP for their stand on NEET, the mandatory entrance test for medical admission.
The Chennai police arrested a man for allegedly hurling a petrol bomb at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) office in the early hours today.
The man identified as Vinod told investigators that he was unhappy with the BJP for their stand on NEET, the mandatory entrance test for medical admission.
In 2017, Vinod had also hurled petrol bomb at the Teynampet police station and at a government liquor store, investigators added.
"The man doesn't belong to any outfit. He has done similar acts twice a few years ago too, whenever he was unhappy. Investigation is on," a senior police officer told NDTV.
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The BJP has managed a successful course correction in Maharashtra, where just a few months ago, it has slid massively in the Lok Sabha polls.
The NCP (SP) candidates who defeated their NCP rivals included Jitendra Awhad who defeated Najeeb Mulla in Mumbra Kalwa.
Jan Suraaj candidates failed to make a significant impact, finishing third in three constituencies and one in the fourth position.
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