Police Stop BKU Leader Master Zahid On Way To Delhi Protest

Police stopped Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Master Zahid at his school while he was on his way to Delhi’s Jantar Mantar to participate in a protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Master Zahid, the state organisational minister of the Bharatiya Kisan Union and a former district panchayat member, was scheduled to join the protest being held at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The protest was organised over the demand for Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.

According to the information available, Master Zahid had left his village for Delhi. During the journey, police stopped him at the J A National Academy in Sonta Rasulpur. As a result, he could not proceed further to take part in the protest in Delhi.

The incident took place on Saturday, October 10, when Master Zahid was heading to the demonstration at Jantar Mantar. He was stopped inside the school premises before he could continue his journey.

After being stopped by the police, Master Zahid raised the issue of democratic rights and freedom of expression. He said that every citizen has the right to put forward their views and register a protest peacefully in a democracy.

He also said that raising one’s voice on issues linked to public interest is an important part of the democratic system. According to him, people should be allowed to express their views on such issues through peaceful means.

Master Zahid said, “हम रहें या न रहें, लोकतंत्र सदैव रहना चाहिए।”

He further said that the people’s voice should be heard to protect democratic values. He also stressed that the right to protest peacefully should be respected. Because he was stopped at the school, he was unable to reach Delhi and participate in the protest at Jantar Mantar.