Priyanka Gandhi Vadra claims Jamia shooting a result of BJP's inflammatory speeches

Blaming BJP's incendiary remarks during Delhi poll campaign, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, on Thursday, said that shooting outside Jamia Millia Islamia University was a result of that. Questioning PM Modi on his stance on issue, she asked Prime Minister did he side with violence or n-violence. AAP too had made similar claims, alleging that BJP was trying to postpone Delhi elections scheduled on February 8.

Amit Shah breaks silence on Jamia shooter, promises culprit won't be spared

Priyanka Gandhi slams BJP

Jamia shooting: AAP blames BJP's inflammatory remarks; claims all 'delay poll' tactics

Shah: 'Culprit won't be spared'

Taking strict action against gunman who shot at anti-CAA protestors outside Jamia Millia University in Delhi, Home Minister Amit Shah stated that he has spoken to Delhi Police Commissioner on issue. He reaffirmed that Centre will t tolerate such an incident and that shooter will t be spared. Shah had held a rally at Delhi's Chhatarpur ahead of Delhi polls on February 8.

Jamia Millia firing incident: Here are first visuals of gun wielding man

Jamia violence

Earlier in day, a gun-toting man - identifying himself as Gopal, was arrested by Delhi police outside Jamia Millia Islamia university in national capital after he injured a student when he opened fire on protestors. Shadab, a Mass Communications student of Jamia suffered an injury in his left hand and was admitted to Holy Family hospital. As per sources, attacker shouted, "who wants Azadi, come I'll shoot you” and reafter, opened fire. Currently, a large number of protestors are at site, condemning attack and attempting to continue ir protest march to Rajghat, by scaling barricades.

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