Rahul Gandhi was stopped from entering the temple in Assam, asks - "What is my crime?"

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is on a Bharat India-Jodo Nyaya Yatra these days and during his visit to Assam, the Congress leader today alleged that the officials in Assam are stopping him from visiting the temple. He wanted to go to the Batadrava Satra Temple, but the authorities are not allowing him to enter.

The Congress leader said that I have not committed any crime, then why are we being stopped from going to the temple. He said, "We don't want to create any problem, we just want to pray in the temple."

Congress's Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra is currently passing through Assam. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was about to go to the birthplace of Vaishnav scholar Srimanta Sankardev of Assam to offer prayers, but as soon as he reached there he was stopped from going to the temple. Its video is also becoming increasingly viral on social media.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma had urged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to reconsider his Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra. Keeping in mind the prestige of Ram temple, the CM of Assam had made the request.

Rahul Gandhi said that now Prime Minister Narendra Modi will decide who will go to the temple. 'Only one person can enter the temple.' After the incident, Congress leaders including Rahul Gandhi started a protest in Nagaon.

Claiming that there were "planned attacks" on the convoys of 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' in Assam, the Congress has announced that it will hold protests across the country on Monday evening to protest against these attacks. In a post on social media platform They are continuously attacking.

He said, “This is a matter which every Indian should take seriously because it exposes the fascism and hooliganism of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). All Congress workers all over India are directed to hold a massive protest tomorrow evening and highlight how the (Narendra) Modi led BJP is killing democracy in Assam through its Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sharma He said, “Our fight for social, economic and political justice will continue.”