A piquant situation arose in the VVIP area of the state capital when Ujjawala Sharma, mother of the biological son of former Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand Chief Minister Narain Dutt Tiwari, staged a dharna and later forcefully enter the official residence of Tiwari, on Friday afternoon.
After holding a dharna for around 4 hours, Ujjawala with the support of the N D Tiwari Vichar manch activi1sts, entered the house situated in the posh Mall Avenue in presence of policemen and media persons. Police said that they will talk to Tiwari and if he is not ready then Ujjawala will have to leave the house.
later in the night, OSD of Tewariji, send a mail to news paper officers claiming to have resigned from the post as he alleged `larger conspiracy’ by Ujjawala to defame him. He claimed that Ujjawala, and her son and some other goons
forcibly entered inside Tewari’s house in inebriated state and created nuisance for Tewariji, who is sick and resting on Friday afternoon. Apprehending threat to Tewariji’s life, Bhatt also claimed to have appraised the Home Department
of even design of Ujjawala, and informed about the threat faced by Ujjawala, who claimed to have living relationship with former UP CM.
Earlier during the day, Ujjawala sent an application to the police alleging that the OSD of Tiwari, Bhawani Dutt Bhatt was not allowing her to meet the ex-CM. " Bhatt is restricting me to meet Tiwarijee and saying to me that the Congress leader do not want to meet me. But I want to meet Tiwarijee in person and if he says then I will not stay for a second inside the house," Ujjawala told reporters here.
Ujjawala was trying to meet Tiwari since past couple of days and recently she had stopped the car of the ex-CM in front of the coffee house in the busy Hazratganj area. On Thursday also, Ujjawala held a brief dharna in front of the house but she did not get any success in getting inside the house. Ujjawala's son Rohit has been accepted by Tiwari as his biological son and he even tried to get a lok Sabha ticket for Rohit from Congress in Uttarakhand.