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Massive ‘Kalash Yatra’ by BJP in Indore, Covid SOP flouted

With kalash on their heads, hundreds of women walked on the streets of Indore in support of BJP Tulsi Silawat's rally ahead of State Assembly by-polls.
With no masks, no social distancing, BJP organised a Kalash Yatra or procession where women and children were seen dancing to support&nbsp;turncoat&nbsp;Tulsi &nbsp;Silawat&nbsp;who is contesting from the Sanwer constituency. Earlier BJP&nbsp;also started 'har&nbsp;har&nbsp;Modi, ghar&nbsp;ghar&nbsp;Tulsi' campaign during the lockdown&nbsp;to push Silawat&nbsp;as a&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;nominee.
Though no action has been taken against the BJP&nbsp;organisers but the&nbsp;Indore Collector has talked about filing FIR against the women who participated in the rally. Madhya Pradesh has over 58,000 cases with Indore district recording a highest single-day spike in Covid-19 cases.

What Covid? Massive ‘Kalash Yatra’ by BJP in Indore

Indore: hundreds gather for BJP&nbsp;rally,&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;guidelines flouted
No masks, no distancing in BJP&nbsp;rally for by-polls
Women dance on the street to support BJP's&nbsp;Tulsi&nbsp;Silawat
No action taken against organisers of the rally
Indore&nbsp;collector: may file FIR against rally participants

With kalash on their heads, hundreds of women walked on the streets of Indore in support of BJP Tulsi Silawat's rally ahead of state assembly by-polls.
With no masks, no social distancing, BJP organised a Kalash Yatra or procession where women and children were seen dancing to support&nbsp;turncoat&nbsp;Tulsi Silawat&nbsp;who is contesting from the Sanwer constituency. Earlier BJP&nbsp;also started 'har&nbsp;har&nbsp;Modi, ghar&nbsp;ghar&nbsp;Tulsi' campaign during the lockdown&nbsp;to push Silawat&nbsp;as a&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;nominee.
Though no action has been taken against the BJP&nbsp;organisers but the&nbsp;Indore Collector has talked about filing FIR against the women who participated in the rally. Madhya Pradesh has over 58,000 cases with Indore district recording a highest single-day spike in Covid-19 cases.

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