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Anil Jain targets Digvijaya Singh over his protest in Bengaluru

BJP leader, Anil Jain took a dig at senior senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh who tried to met rebel Congress MLAs lodged at a resort in Bengaluru on Wednesday morning leading to dramatic scenes at the resort with police dragging him away and taking him into preventive detention. 

"I am a Rajya Sabha candidate and I am not allowed to meet our MLAs," Singh told reporters even as the police whisked him away from the spot to the police station.

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