Ravat seeks action against those who burnt Sonia's effigy

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Press Trust of India Vadodara
Last Updated : Mar 26 2014 | 10:34 PM IST
Narendra Ravat, president of the city unit of Congress, today demanded arrest of those who burnt an effigy of the party president Sonia Gandhi in Navayard locality late last night.
"I will bring it to the notice of Collector Vinod Rao and the city police commissioner," he said.
Some men, allegedly from Congress, burnt Gandhi's effigy to protest the party's decision not to field Ravat from Vadodara.
However, Ravat alleged it was BJP's conspiracy.
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First Published: Mar 26 2014 | 10:34 PM IST

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