The police today resorted to lathi charge to disperse agitating members of the students' wing of the Congress when they forcibly tried to reach chief minister Nitish Kumar's residence.
A procession was taken out by the National Students Union of India (NSUI) to protest against the incidents of sexual abuse of girls at a Muzaffarpur shelter home, police said.
The procession, comprising scores of NSUI workers - the students' wing of the Congress - was led by party MLA Amit Kumar Tunna, the police said.
It was taken out from the Sadaqat Ashram, the party's state headquarters, they said
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