Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dinesh Kaushik, who unsuccessfully contested the assembly elections from Bahadurgarh in Jhajjar landed in a controversy on Sunday as he threatened Haryana cops of transfer, if they challaned his workers’ for traffic violations.

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During an address in Bahadurgarh, Kaushik told his workers to call him immediately if any policeman stops their vehicle or issues challan.
“I am a strongman, if any cop dares to impose challan to vehicles owned by our workers, you should note down the name of the cop, we will send them to Mewat (Muslim-dominated area). If I had won the election, I would have been a dangerous MLA,” he said.
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