Controversy Erupts as Congress Workers Protest Outside Chief Election Commissioner's Ancestral Home

After the protest of Congress workers in Agra, the ancestral house of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in Vijaynagar was purified with Gangajal. In the religious program organized under the auspices of All India Mathur Vaishya Mahasabha, women blew conch shells and sprinkled Gangajal all over the house. During this time, Gyanesh Kumar's mother Satyavati and father Subodh Gupta were also present. Satyavati said that on 28 September, Congress workers had protested outside her house and words like traitor and vote theft were written on the wall, which hurt her a lot. At the same time, Subodh Gupta said that his son is serving the country and if Congress had to protest, it should have protested in Delhi. He said that the protest outside the ancestral house in Agra affected the image of the family. Tight security arrangements were made during the religious program and a large number of people from the society and region were present. Let us know that Congress workers were imprisoned by the police in the district jail for writing'traitor'outside the house of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Gyanesh Kumar was also targeted by Congress workers in many cities of Uttar Pradesh on 28 September.