Navneet Rana furious over phone recording: had complained about the love jihad case on the phone, reached the police station and said – who gave the right to recording

Navneet Rana, an independent MP from Amravati, created a ruckus with the workers at the Rajpeth police station.

Navneet Rana, MP from Amravati, Maharashtra, created a ruckus at Rajpeth police station on Wednesday. She reached the police station with the workers of Hindu organization. Navneet alleges that during the complaint of love jihad case, he had called the policeman and he recorded his phone. She got angry because of this. He angrily asked the officer – who gave the right to the recording.

Rana said- ‘The girl’s parents had come to me with a complaint that she was married keeping the girl in the dark. When I called the police station regarding this, the police recorded my phone, who gave them the right to record my call. The girl is kidnapped. They should find him and bring him in front.” The police replied to Rana that they had detained a young man selling vegetables in this case.

Rana says where is the girl, no one is answering it.

Where is the girl no one is answering- Rana
Navneet Rana alleged that why Amravati is being defamed. 19 year old Hindu girl. The boy has been captured. They are investigating since night, but nothing is being known, but no answer is being given about where the girl is. Rana also said that bring the boy’s family here, everything will come out in an hour.

The girl’s family said – do not know the boy
Talking to the media, the girl’s parents said that my daughter went to the bank at 12.30, but later her phone got switched off. The girl’s parents said that the boy never came to our house.

Allegations on the police – not taking the matter seriously
BJP MP Anil Bonde said that there are two such cases of Dharni and Amravati. Dharani’s daughter has been taken to Hyderabad. That girl also called me. She wants to come to Amravati. I requested the police to find and rescue those girls, but these cases were not taken as seriously as they should have been. Twenty such cases have come to the fore in Dharni while four cases have been reported in Amravati. If the parents of these girls go with the complaint, then their complaint is not registered.