Priyanka Gandhi Dragged By Women Cops Into Police Vehicle Amid Congress Protest | WATCH

In the video posted on ANI's official Twitter handle, Priyanka Gandhi can be seen being dragged by five to six women constables into the police vehicle. 

Priyanka Gandhi being dragged by five to six women constables into the police vehicle. 

Source : Twitter/@ANI

Delhi Police detained Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra outside the party's headquarters in Delhi after she joined other party officials and members in a demonstration against unemployment and inflation, news agency ANI reported.

In the video posted on ANI's official Twitter handle, Priyanka Gandhi can be seen being dragged by five to six women constables into the police vehicle. 

#WATCH | Police detain Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra from outside AICC HQ in Delhi where she had joined other leaders and workers of the party in the protest against unemployment and inflation.

The party called a nationwide protest today. pic.twitter.com/JTnWrrAT9T

— ANI (@ANI) August 5, 2022

Earlier, Priyanka Gandhi was seen jumping over a police barricade placed near AICC headquarters to participate in the protest.

#WATCH Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra jumps over a police barricade placed near AICC during party protest against price rise & unemployment in Delhi

She was later detained by police during the Congress protest pic.twitter.com/s7lqYqsnEh

— ANI (@ANI) August 5, 2022

Earlier today, the police also detained Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress party, and several other party lawmakers as they marched from Parliament to Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Alleging that some MPs at protest were beaten by the police, Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi said, "All Congress MPs were marching towards Rashtrapati Bhawan to raise the issue of inflation & price rise but they are not allowing us to go ahead from here. Our job is to raise the issues of the people...Some MPs detained, also beaten."

At the conference held on Friday, Rahul Gandhi launched a ferocious attack on the Modi government. He said that the manner in which the Centre has unleashed central agencies against opposition demonstrates India is witnessing the "onset of dictatorship".

(With Inputs From ANI)