Violence in the US Parliament: Police in India file a complaint against a pro-tiranga supporter

New delhi date. 9 January 2021, Saturday

Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol on Capitol Hill, sparking heavy violence. Demonstrations were taking place outside Capitol Hill in the meantime. Vincent Xavier, an Indian-origin supporter who arrived to protest with the tricolor, is being hotly debated in India.

Now a man named Deepak Kumar Singh has lodged a complaint against Xavier at the Delhi police station and demanded that Xavier's Twitter and Facebook accounts be suspended. "I went to participate in the demonstrations as a Trump supporter, not as a racist," said Vincent.

HasShashiTharoor @ varungandhi80
American patriots - Vietnamese, Indian, Korean & Iranian origins, & from so many other nations & races, who believe massive voter fraud has happened joined rally yesterday in solidarity with Trump. Peaceful protestors who were exercising our rights! pic.twitter.com/aeTojoVxQh

- Vincent Xavier (@VincentPXavier) January 8, 2021

Vincent Xavier, 54, is originally from Kerala and was also selected as a member of Trump's Presidential Export Council. Vincent later clarified that he had no hand in the violence on Capitol Hill. I went for a peaceful demonstration. My protest was against election fraud. The rally was not a racist movement. Otherwise I could not have joined with the flag of India.