Owaisi’s partymen complain to police against Haridwar hate speeches
The Hindu
Mr. Owaisi claimed that several speakers at the event were “repeat offenders”.
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen president Asaduddin Owaisi said that he directed his party’s Uttarakhand team to lodge a complaint at the local police station about the reported hate speeches against religious minorities in Haridwar by individuals belonging to Hindutva outfits.
Taking to Twitter, Mr. Owaisi shared an image of a complaint given by AIMIM Uttarakhand State President Nayyar Kazmi to Civil Lines Roorkee police station.
“If strict action isn’t taken, then we’ll launch a state-wide agitation demanding arrest & exemplary punishment. The calls for genocide & ethnic cleansing against Muslims are culmination of 60yrs of dehumanising speech by Sangh Parivar against Muslims & Christians,” Mr. Owaisi tweeted.
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