Shrikant Tyagi’s spouse claims menace from MP Mahesh Sharma, BJP seeks CBI probe
By PTI
NOIDA: Jailed politician Shrikant Tyagi’s spouse on Wednesday claimed a menace from Gautam Buddh Nagar MP Mahesh Sharma after which the BJP demanded a CBI probe into the matter.
BJP’s native unit chief Manoj Gupta trashed allegations in opposition to Sharma and urged Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister to order a probe by the CBI or an unbiased probe company into this complete episode.
The allegations of Anu Tyagi in opposition to the BJP chief and Lok Sabha MP got here throughout her tackle to scores of Tyagi group members who had gathered in protest exterior her Grand Omaxe society in Sector 93B Wednesday afternoon.
“My fight is with Mahesh Sharma alone. There is a threat to us from him and I need security,” she alleged.
Sharma had reached the Grand Omaxe society on August 6 night amid the controversy surrounding Shrikant Tyagi assaulting a girl resident of the society a day earlier over alleged encroachment by him.
Tyagi had until then claimed being a BJP functionary whereas the social gathering had denied any hyperlinks with him within the wake of the controversy. Taking observe of Anu Tyagi’s touch upon Wednesday, BJP’s Noida unit chief Gupta got here out in help of Sharma.
In an announcement, Gupta stated there have been problems with encroachment within the Grand Omaxe society and the Noida Authority is dealing with these issues.
He stated neither the BJP nor the social gathering MP has made any complaints of encroachment or are interfering within the Noida Authority’s probe into the difficulty.
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“At present, some videos are floated on social media in which sister Anu Tyagi is heard claiming threat to life from our MP (Sharma),” he stated, including Sharma is a health care provider by career and a preferred public consultant with no hyperlinks to crime.
“It’s a conspiracy to malign the image of our MP. The BJP or its MPs do not harbour ill intentions against any community or caste. BJP belongs to everyone. We respect the Tyagi community as well as all other communities and value them,” he added.
Further, Gupta stated, “According to the wishes of sister Anu Tyagi, we request the Chief Minister through our party that an order should be passed for a probe into the whole episode by CBI or any other independent investigation agency.”
He stated his social gathering or MPs don’t do any work in public life out of any private hatred or ill-will in the direction of anybody.
“If any common citizen is harassed by any person or any government machinery, then our party and MPs are with him to protect their civil rights,” Gupta added.
Noida BJP spokesperson Tanmay Shankar advised PTI that the request letter to the chief minister by Gupta was but to be despatched.
NOIDA: Jailed politician Shrikant Tyagi’s spouse on Wednesday claimed a menace from Gautam Buddh Nagar MP Mahesh Sharma after which the BJP demanded a CBI probe into the matter.
BJP’s native unit chief Manoj Gupta trashed allegations in opposition to Sharma and urged Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister to order a probe by the CBI or an unbiased probe company into this complete episode.
The allegations of Anu Tyagi in opposition to the BJP chief and Lok Sabha MP got here throughout her tackle to scores of Tyagi group members who had gathered in protest exterior her Grand Omaxe society in Sector 93B Wednesday afternoon.
“My fight is with Mahesh Sharma alone. There is a threat to us from him and I need security,” she alleged.
Sharma had reached the Grand Omaxe society on August 6 night amid the controversy surrounding Shrikant Tyagi assaulting a girl resident of the society a day earlier over alleged encroachment by him.
Tyagi had until then claimed being a BJP functionary whereas the social gathering had denied any hyperlinks with him within the wake of the controversy. Taking observe of Anu Tyagi’s touch upon Wednesday, BJP’s Noida unit chief Gupta got here out in help of Sharma.
In an announcement, Gupta stated there have been problems with encroachment within the Grand Omaxe society and the Noida Authority is dealing with these issues.
He stated neither the BJP nor the social gathering MP has made any complaints of encroachment or are interfering within the Noida Authority’s probe into the difficulty.
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“At present, some videos are floated on social media in which sister Anu Tyagi is heard claiming threat to life from our MP (Sharma),” he stated, including Sharma is a health care provider by career and a preferred public consultant with no hyperlinks to crime.
“It’s a conspiracy to malign the image of our MP. The BJP or its MPs do not harbour ill intentions against any community or caste. BJP belongs to everyone. We respect the Tyagi community as well as all other communities and value them,” he added.
Further, Gupta stated, “According to the wishes of sister Anu Tyagi, we request the Chief Minister through our party that an order should be passed for a probe into the whole episode by CBI or any other independent investigation agency.”
He stated his social gathering or MPs don’t do any work in public life out of any private hatred or ill-will in the direction of anybody.
“If any common citizen is harassed by any person or any government machinery, then our party and MPs are with him to protect their civil rights,” Gupta added.
Noida BJP spokesperson Tanmay Shankar advised PTI that the request letter to the chief minister by Gupta was but to be despatched.
