India might be doing really well in terms attracting investments from around the world and most economists might be predicting a double digit growth soon. The inflation, especially the food inflation remains a big cause of concern. After the Samajwadi party doing the entire hullabaloo over the price rise war, now is the turn of the opposition BJP to flex its muscles and show the nation that it still exists.

The demonstration was regarding the sky-high rise of the prices, especially of the basic food grains, and it rather surprised the party leaders too as not such a big turnaround of public was expected. The response was mind boggling as thousands of workers from all across the city poured in to protest against this price-rise war. Former party president Rajnath Singh led the march with his other colleagues, Kalraj Mishra, Murli Manohar Joshi, Vinay Katiyar and Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi to name a few.

The protest had predictable end with water cannons and tear gases shell lobbying by the police, and the six-hour march, rather turned violent when the SP as held as hostage by the crowd and was only released after Rajnath Singh intervened.