Congress leaders brawl during Faridabad protest over election official

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Two Congress leaders, Parag Sharma and Gajna Lamba, physically assaulted each other during a protest in Faridabad. The protest was directed against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged 'vote theft'. The district president, Baljit Kaushik, attempted to intervene and separate the fighting members. An unverified report suggests a complaint was filed at the Faridabad Old Police Station.

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