Chaos in Ghaziabad: Congress Leaders Trade Blows at Party Office
A press conference for the 'Vote Bachao - Desh Bachao' campaign turned into a physical scuffle between Congress leaders in Ghaziabad.
What was supposed to be a strategic press conference for the Congress party's Congress leaders clash Ghaziabad incident turned into a scene of absolute mayhem on October 25, 2026. Instead of presenting a united front for their 'Vote Bachao - Desh Bachao' campaign, party members ended up in a heated physical scuffle right inside the district office.
From Press Conference to Physical Brawl
The event was organized to discuss the party's ongoing campaign, with several high-ranking officials in attendance, including Congress National Spokesperson and Observer Ragini Nayak. However, the political discourse quickly devolved into personal animosity.
The tension erupted between Ghaziabad District President Satish Sharma and Narendra Chauhan, a Congress leader serving as an observer for Moradabad. Witnesses describe a situation where a verbal argument rapidly escalated, leading to a physical confrontation in front of other party workers and leaders.
The Trigger: WhatsApp Groups and Duty Disputes
While the party was gathered to talk about saving the country, the internal friction was sparked by much smaller, more petty grievances. Reports indicate that the clash was triggered by internal disagreements over administrative roles and digital exclusion.
- Digital Exile: One of the primary points of contention was the removal of a leader from an official WhatsApp group.
- Role Friction: Disputes over the assignment of specific duties further fueled the fire between Sharma and Chauhan.
High-Profile Exit Amidst the Chaos
The altercation took place in the presence of Metropolitan Congress President Veer Singh Jatav and a large gathering of party workers. As the shouting match turned into a physical scuffle, the atmosphere became untenable.
Seeing the situation spiral out of control, National Spokesperson Ragini Nayak reportedly departed the venue, leaving the warring factions to settle their scores in the district office.
Silence from the Party Leadership
Despite the public nature of the brawl and the presence of senior leadership, the party has remained tight-lipped. As of October 26, 2026, there has been no official statement from the Congress leadership regarding the incident, nor has there been any word on disciplinary actions or an internal investigation into the conduct of the leaders involved.