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Migrant issue: Gujarat CM, RaGa exchange words on Twitter

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The recent case of Non-Gujaratis, especially those hailing from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar were allegedly attacked recently, after a native of Bihar was arrested for allegedly raping a 14-month-old girl in Sabarkantha district has taken the Gujarat government under the fire.

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Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday, in a scathing attack tweeted that ‘there is no bigger oppressor than poverty’.

After Gandhi’s tweet, Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani in a reply tweeted to Rahul Gandhi that if he thinks that something is wrong then he should take a step rather than tweeting.

Speaking on the matter, Deputy Superintendent of Police of Vadodara, Haresh Mewada said, “Labourers from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar working in Param Industries and one another company were attacked after a message got viral, which said ‘because of migrant workers, state people do not get work. So, make them move out of the state.”

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He further said that 13 people have been arrested in this regard. “On the basis of an FIR filed by the injured, a case has been registered. Four juvenile accused has been detained while 13 accused have been arrested.”

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