A BJP booth president in Agra was allegedly assaulted by a group of women who stormed into his home and beat him in front of his wife over allegations of sending obscene messages and videos to female party workers. The incident, captured in a viral video, shows the women dragging the leader outside by his collar, slapping him, and hitting him with slippers 22 times in just 75 seconds.
The accused, Anand Sharma, reportedly runs a marriage hall in Khandauli and serves as a BJP booth president. According to Asha Agrawal, a BJP Mahila Morcha official, Sharma had been sending inappropriate photos and videos to women workers for over a month. Despite repeated warnings, he allegedly continued his misconduct, even targeting a female office-bearer.
The women confronted Sharma at his home on Sunday. The video shows them pulling him out of his chair, beating him with slippers, and dragging him onto the street. Sharma pleaded for mercy with folded hands, but the women refused to relent until his wife intervened and begged them to stop.
Sharma’s family claims he was framed, insisting no evidence—such as messages or videos—was presented. Meanwhile, BJP city president Rajkumar Gupta denied Sharma’s association with the party, calling him an "independent worker."
Police have not filed a case in this matter because no complaint has been received.
