BJP MP Radadiya kicks elderly man at religious function

March 27, 2016

Ahmedabad, Mar 27: A video purportedly showing BJP MP from Porbandar Vitthal Radadiya kicking an elderly man at a religious function has gone viral on social media.radadiya

However, Radadiya has denied kicking the person. While talking to reporters last night, he said the man seen in the video was at a religious function where he was "trying to spread superstition".

The purported video showed Radadiya, in his signature white shirt and trousers, approaching an elderly man sitting in a makeshift tent at the function.

An agitated Radadiya was seen kicking the elderly person who prayed to be spared.The video also showed Radadiya picking up the man's belongings and gesturing him to leave the spot.

The video was apparently shot at a religious function held at Jamkandorna in Rajkot district about a week back.

Denying that he kicked the person, Radadiya said he only asked him to leave the place.

Radadiya was earlier at the centre of a controversy in 2012 when a video had gone viral in which he was purportedly seen wielding gun at a toll booth staff at Karjan near Vadodara.

In that video, Radadiya, who was then a Congress MP, was seen coming out of his car with a rifle in his hand and threatening to kill the toll booth staff when he asked for his ID proof.

There are also several police cases registered against him for alleged offences against government officials.

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KhasaiKhaane
 - 
Monday, 28 Mar 2016

You reap what you sow... This BJP/Sanghi MP kicking an elderly man is is actually a subtle message to all those who voted these Sanghi thugs into power.

A. Mangalore
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Sunday, 27 Mar 2016

Whatever the party he belongs to , an old man was just sitting in the religious function chatra and this MP is continuously kicking him in his shoes. What kind of human he is???? if the party high command have the respect for human being, then they should kick him out from the party and ask his resignation as an MP. He is not deserve to be called and Member of Parliament. Shame on him.

UMMAR
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Sunday, 27 Mar 2016

AB KI BAARRR KICK SARKAAR .....

VOTERS
 - 
Sunday, 27 Mar 2016

Oh my indian brothers and sisters what have YOU done... How come U VOTE and selected such FOOLISH stupid LEADERS of your Community... THINK before U give your VOTE ...

Saravan
 - 
Sunday, 27 Mar 2016

He learn from RSS shake,now he is rehersal,shame on BJP and lungi RSS

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