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AAP demands Jolly''s arrest

NEW DELHI:Aam Aadmi Party workers led by party leaders and MLAs today staged a demonstration outside the residence of BJP leader Vijay Jolly on the allegations of rape by a woman who alleged that the former MLA of BJP took her to the Gurgaon Hotel where she was drugged and raped by him

Updated At : 06:28 AM Mar 03, 2017 IST

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New Delhi, March 2

Aam Aadmi Party workers led by party leaders and MLAs today staged a demonstration outside the residence of BJP leader Vijay Jolly on the allegations of rape by a woman who alleged that the former MLA of BJP took her to the Gurgaon Hotel where she was drugged and raped by him.

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Protestors led by AAP MLA Alka Lamba and Deputy Speaker Rakhi Bidlan demanded that Jolly be immediately arrested and the BJP leadership suspend him.

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