Congress MLA's Kurta Displays Public Issues, Denied Entry To Republic Day Event
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Haryana MLA Neeraj Sharma had reached the district-level Republic Day function with various public issues printed on his kurta.
Haryana Congress legislator Neeraj Sharma was stopped from participating in a Republic Day function in Faridabad today after he turned up wearing clothes displaying public issues. Mr Sharma tried to push his way towards the venue, but the cops stopped him at the gate, showed visuals that he shared online. आज मुझे 26 जनवरी गणतंत्र दिवस मनाने नहीं दिया जा रहामैं एक विधायक हूँ और एक विधायक को भारत का झंडा लहराने नहीं दिया जा रहायहीं है सबका साथ और सबका विकासक्या हम सच में आज़ाद है?@mlkhattarpic.twitter.com/ijIYUXOEWP
He later slammed the police for not allowing him to "hoist the flag" on X, formerly Twitter.
"I am not being allowed to celebrate Republic Day on January 26. I am an MLA and an MLA is not being allowed to hoist the Indian flag. This is 'Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas'. Are we really free?" the MLA posted on X, formerly Twitter.
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