BJP Workers Face Off Telco Police Over Drug Trade

Party members allege non-cooperation, plan protest against "black deeds" of police

BJP workers clash with police at Telco station during anti-drug campaign, leading to heated exchange and allegations.

JAMSHEDPUR – BJP workers clashed with police at Telco station on Sunday during an anti-drug campaign, resulting in a heated exchange and allegations of misconduct.

Hundreds of BJP workers, led by Telco Mandal President Vikas Sharma and other party leaders, arrived at the police station to submit a memorandum.

A dispute arose between BJP workers and a clerk and jeep driver at the station.

The clerk allegedly snatched a mobile phone from a BJP worker, while the jeep driver reportedly attempted to disrespect the party flag.

Police initially refused to accept the memorandum from the BJP delegation.

The situation escalated, leading to a commotion at the police station.

Law enforcement officials later intervened to calm the situation.

BJP workers staged a demonstration in front of the police station, raising slogans against the alleged non-cooperation.

Party leader Pawan Agarwal announced plans to "expose the black deeds" of Telco police station and stage a protest on Monday.

The incident highlights growing tensions between local BJP members and law enforcement over drug trade concerns in the Telco area.