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Congress worker at centre of Kharge remarks row alleges assault; says his words were taken out of context

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A Congress worker who was at the centre of a controversy involving remarks linked to party leader Mallikarjun Kharge has alleged that he was assaulted. He has maintained that his statements were taken out of context and misrepresented. The allegation has added a new dimension to the row, which had already drawn attention over the remarks. Further details on the assault claim and the response from authorities were not available in the source material provided.

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