BJP MP accuses Maha cops of inaction
Media reports had said a group of Maratha protestors agitating for a quota for the community were behind the incident.
New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Heena Gavit on Monday accused the Maharashtra police of not acting against the people accused of attacking her on August 5 in Dhule, saying she could have been killed but the main culprit was let off by the police within hours.
Raising the issue during Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, she said she was returning from a meeting when her car came under attack and the accused smashed the glass and tried to topple it.
Media reports had said a group of Maratha protestors agitating for a quota for the community were behind the incident.
She was dragged out by some party workers or else she might have been crushed under it, the Nandurbar MP alleged, adding that four policemen present there did not act.
Ms Gavit said she was singled out for the attack and asked the police to register a case under the atrocity law as well, as she was from tribal community.