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The Congress filed a police complaint against four leaders including Ravneet Bittu

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This complaint has been filed by Congress party treasurer Ajay Maken in Tughlaq Road police station in Delhi and has demanded to file an FIR. (Photo: Facebook/Ravneet Singh Bittu)

A police complaint has been filed against four Bharatiya Janata Party and Shiv Sena leaders, including BJP Union Minister Ravneet Bittu from Punjab, for making controversial remarks against Rahul Gandhi.

This complaint has been filed by Congress party treasurer Ajay Maken in Tughlaq Road police station in Delhi and has demanded to file an FIR. The Congress party has alleged that Rahul Gandhi is receiving death threats because he talks about saving Dalits, backward classes, minorities and the Constitution.

Makan said that we all know that late Indira Gandhi and late Rajiv Gandhi sacrificed their lives for the country. Even after this, the opponents are giving such threats.

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