Kumar was special guest at a program to welcome a team of All India Students Federation and All India Youth Federation which was passing through Indore during their Kanyakumari to Hussainiwala (Punjab) Yatra.
Protesters from local right-wing organisations tried to enter the auditorium near Bapat Chowraha where the program was taking place, police said.
The protesters said Kumar had played a role in the alleged anti-national slogan shouting at Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi, so they opposed his arrival here.
Nobody was injured, though the glass of a front-side window shattered, he said, adding that no police case was lodged in this connection.
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