There is a lot of stir in the political world due to the lockdown. Bihar's Bahubali leader and former MP from Purnia Lok Sabha seat, Pappu Yadav is seen in trouble. Delhi Police has filed a case against Amar Colony police station against former MP Pappu Yadav for illegally gathering crowds during the lockdown. A Delhi Police officer said that on Tuesday, the former MP had gathered a crowd of labourers in the hundreds in front of Okhla Mandi. Physical distance and lockdown were not followed during this period. Due to this, the police is investigating the case by filing a case.

He is accused that in the name of helping the labourers of Bihar, not only did hundreds of people gather in Delhi's Okhla Mandi on Tuesday morning but during this period, the physical distancing was seen flying. Attacking the Nitish government, he said that they will arrange to take migrant labourers to their homes in different districts of Bihar.

While agreeing to the police about this matter, Pappu Yadav, while gathering the crowd, broke the rule of lockdown and also forgot that everyone has to follow the rules of physical distance as well. According to the police, on the request of Pappu Yadav, 200 more people gathered on Okhla Road on Tuesday and started opposing the Nitish government in Bihar. During this time there was a demand of the people that they should be safely sent back to Bihar. Pappu Yadav also told the labourers here that they will send migrant labourers to their homes at their expense.

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