BJP's Ravneet Bittu Detained After Waving Liquor Bottle, Eggs at Punjab CM Mann's Convoy
- Punjab Police detained BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu after he protested near Punjab Agricultural University as Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s convoy arrived for the Kisan Mela.
- Bittu held up a liquor bottle and said he was “returning the bottle” to Mann, while also displaying eggs and tomatoes allegedly thrown at his convoy the previous day.
- Bittu’s office alleged that his convoy was attacked while traveling to a BJP event, but claims about the attackers’ political links were not independently verified.
- After his detention, Bittu said BJP workers would continue peaceful protests and that political opposition could not be silenced through police action.
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‘Gift’ For Mann: Bittu Waves Liquor Bottle, Eggs, Tomatoes At CM’s Convoy, Detained In Ludhiana
<p>BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu staged a symbolic protest outside the Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) in Ludhiana on Saturday, carrying a liquor bottle, eggs and tomatoes ahead of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s arrival for an event at the university. He was detained after the protest by the police.</p> <p>Bittu reached Gate No. 8 of the PAU grounds and held up the items, describing them as a “gift” for the chief minister. His protest came…
Former Union Minister Ravneet Bittu Detained by Punjab Police After Protesting Outside CM Bhagwant Mann’s Cavalcade in Ludhiana
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. During the protest, Bittu held up a bottle of liquor toward the Chief Minister's vehicle, stating he was "returning the bottle" and asking him to enjoy his liquor while allowing Arvind Kejriwal to “loot Punjab from Delhi.” India News | Former Union Minister Ravneet Bittu Detained by Punjab Police After Protesting Outside CM Bhagwant Mann’s Cavalcade in Ludhiana.
Ravneet Bittu detained after protest near Bhagwant Mann's convoy in Ludhiana
Bittu, who was present near the university gate when Mann’s convoy passed through the area, held up a bottle of liquor towards the convoy and said he was “returning the bottle” to the chief minister.
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