Did CJP workers in Rajasthan break their vehicles? Video evidence disproves BJP MLA’s claims

According to a report by Alt News, video evidence has been presented to contest claims made by BJP MLA Kailash Verma regarding an incident involving workers from the CJP (Citizens for Justice and Peace) in Rajasthan. The incident occurred on August 21, when CJP co-convenor Ashutosh Ranka and his team were visiting a village as part of the ‘School Theek Karo’ campaign. Following the event, MLA Kailash Verma alleged that CJP workers were responsible for damaging their own vehicles during the confrontation.

Alt News analyzed footage from the scene to evaluate the MLA’s version of events. The report suggests that the video evidence contradicts the narrative provided by Verma, who had claimed that a group of 100 to 150 CJP workers were involved in the destruction of property. The investigation highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the CJP’s educational outreach efforts in the region.

This incident has sparked a local debate over the conduct of political representatives and the accuracy of public statements made in the aftermath of civil disturbances. As the ‘School Theek Karo’ campaign continues its work in Rajasthan, the dispute underscores the challenges faced by advocacy groups operating in politically sensitive rural areas. No further official police reports have been issued to confirm the specific details of the property damage at this time.