Navjot Singh Sidhu's advisor Mohammad Mustafa booked for 'hate speech'
Ahead of Punjab assembly elections 2022, an FIR has been registered against Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu's advisor Mohammad Mustafa over comments against the Hindu community.
The FIR against Mohammad Mustafa came after a video surfaced on social media in which he can be heard threatening Hindus of dire consequences if they organised events near his event during a public meeting on January 20.
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In a video, he can be allegedly heard threatening of 'creating a situation that cannot be controlled if a particular community was allowed to hold their events near his events.
BJP's national spokesperson Shazia Ilmi accused the former Punjab DGP Mohammad Mustafa, who is also the principal strategic adviser to Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu, of trying to incite violence and disturb communal harmony by giving provocative statements ahead of the Punjab assembly elections 2022.
According to the BJP leaders, this video is from Malerkotla, where Mustafa, who is the husband of Punjab Minister Razia Sultana, had gone for election campaigning.
Shazia further said, "The Election Commission should take cognisance of this video and should not allow Razia, who is an MLA from Malerkotla, to contest the election."
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