@INCIndia Goons Misbehaving With A @JK247News Journalist #TabishKalam Who Was Focussing on #NoCrowd at @RahulGandhi… https://t.co/rLf4KUOpcI — Praveen S. Kapoor (@praveenskapoor) 1525001687000

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खाली कुर्सी का आक्रोश ... #PappuFailHogaya https://t.co/rFUUYzxJui — Neelkant Bakshi (@neelkantbakshi) 1525001592000

NEW DELHI: The spokesperson of BJP's Delhi unit today posted a video in which a group of people can be seen heckling a news reporter as he reported on empty seats at the venue of 'Jan Akrosh' rally organised by the Congress in the national capital.In the first video tweeted by spokesperson for Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) Delhi unit, Praveen S. Kapoor,, a group of people can be seen shouting slogans and blocking the view of the camera as a reporter tried to highlight the low turnout at the rally."@INCIndia Goons Misbehaving With A @JK247News Journalist #TabishKalam Who Was Focussing on #NoCrowd at @RahulGandhi's Rally at #RamlilaMaidanDelhi (sic)," Kapoor tweeted.Congress leader Ajay Maken should apologies to the journalist, demanded Kapoor.In a second video, the head of BJP media relations, Neelkant Bakshi, in an apparent dig at the Congress, tweeted -"Khaalika, (the rage of empty chairs)" he wrote as he tagged a video of a reporter who too focussed on the vacant seats at the venue.In the video, the reporter can be seen pointing towards rows of empty chairs even as the party president delivered his speech in the background.The Congress had organised the 'Jan Akrosh' rally in the national capital today to highlight the "failures" of the Modi government.Several Congress leaders, including party president Rahul Gandhi , launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Modi and his government for failing to fulfil promises and betraying the people of the country.