Though the situation in violence-hit Karauli is getting normal, the BJP doesn’t seem ready to drop the Karauli violence issue. On Wednesday, BJP MP and national president of its youth wing Yuva Morcha Tejasvi Surya came to Rajasthan and tried to enter Karauli with other leaders and workers, but was stopped and later arrested. He was on a Nyay Yatra for the victims of Karauli violence. The police stopped his Yatra and arrested him as prohibitory orders under section 144 CrPC have been imposed in Karauli district and a curfew in Karauli city.
‘The fight has just begun and Yuva Morcha will not stop its agitation for the justice of victims of Karauli violence,’ said Surya after his arrest at the border of Karauli district on the Jaipur-Agra national highway.
The Rajasthan unit of Bjp Yuva Morcha had called for this Nyay Yatra and Tejasvi Surya was to lead this. Tight security arrangements were made at the border of Karauli district to stop this Yatra. Surya along with the state president of Bjp Satish Punia and other leaders staged a Dharna on the highway in protest to stop the Yatra and when the leaders tried to cross the border, police arrested all the leaders and workers.
‘ Section 144 is in force in Karauli district so we can not let them go. It was informed to the leaders, said Rajkumar Gupta, SP Dausa district.
Before leaving for Karauli, Surya met with the injured of Karauli violence admitted to SMS hospital Jaipur. Surya said ‘ we had heard of Jangalraj of Lalu Prasad Yadav in Bihar but now Rajasthan is witnessing the Jangalraj of Ashok Gehlot.’ He said that the law and order situation in Rajasthan is out of the control of the state government. The government is doing appeasement politics and to oppose this and to give faith to Hindu community of Karauli we are holding this Nyay Yatra, said Surya.
It is to mention here that Bjp is trying to make Karauli violence a national issue and its leaders are continuously reaching Karauli. Before Surya, it was former CM Vasundhra Raje who went to the city on Tuesday and met with victims and the administration. She also accused the state government of doing appeasement politics.
