In thinly-veiled jibe at Adityanath, Congress says not much difference between jungle rule, Uttar Pradesh law and order

New Delhi: Congress hit out at the Uttar Pradesh government on Thursday over the killing of the state Bar Council president, saying there was not much difference between “jungle rule” and law and order in the BJP-ruled state. [caption id=“attachment_6309601” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] File photo of Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala. ANI[/caption] Darvesh Singh, the first woman president of the state Bar Council who was elected to the post three days ago, was shot dead at court premises in Agra on Wednesday allegedly by a lawyer who then tried to kill himself. “Right under the nose of Ajay Singh Bisht’s (Chief Minister Adityanath) government in UP, the bar council’s first woman president was shot dead. There is not much difference left between jungle rule and the law and order system in BJP-ruled UP,” Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala tweeted. Agra City Additional Superintendent of Police Praveen Verma had said Singh was shot thrice by lawyer Manish Sharma, who had been her long-time acquaintance.