New Delhi: A road blockade organized by Congress workers in Sarangarh Bilaigarh, Chhattisgarh, has led to legal action against 53 party members. The incident occurred on September 26, when a local resident, Rajendra Yadav, was en route to Raigarh for personal matters but was hindered by Congress protesters at Bharat Mata Chowk. According to Yadavs complaint, the demonstrators blocked the road and engaged in an argument, preventing him from proceeding, and causing delays in his important work.More on the complaint filedYadav named several Congress leaders in his complaint, including Moti Patel, Arun Malakar, and Ganpat Jagde, accusing them of leading the blockade. The protest was part of a broader demonstration by Congress workers, who were rallying against various issues, resulting in significant traffic disruption. Yadav reported to the Sarangarh police that his journey was interrupted and demanded legal action.Following the complaint, local authorities registered a case under Sections 191(2) and 126(2) of the Indian Penal Code, 2023, against the individuals involved. The police have investigated the incident, charging the 53 Congress workers for obstructing public roads and disrupting daily activities. This road blockade and subsequent legal action highlight the growing tensions in the region, as protests continue to disrupt public life. The accused Congress workers face legal proceedings for their involvement in obstructing traffic and preventing individuals like Yadav from carrying out their daily activities. The investigation remains ongoing, with authorities assessing the extent of the disruption and determining the appropriate legal consequences for those involved.
