India / Congress leader sheikh hussain for using derogatory language against PM Modi

New Delhi : In the National Herald case, there is a boil among Congress leaders over the continuous questioning of Rahul Gandhi before the ED. Congress leaders have been protesting violently on the road since last days. Clashes are also taking place between the leaders and the police during the demonstration. Meanwhile, Congress leader of Maharashtra Sheikh Hussain made objectionable remarks against PM Narendra Modi. The police have registered a case against the Congress leader.

An FIR has been registered at Gittikhadan police station in Nagpur against Congress leader Sheikh Hussain of Maharashtra for using derogatory language against PM Modi. An FIR was registered against him under sections 294 and 504 IPC last night.

know what was said

Sheikh Hussain had said in his statement during a program that the Modi government is doing unnecessary work, leaving aside the work that has to be done. He said that if anything happens to Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, they will set the country on fire. Sheikh Hussain, former president of Nagpur's Congress unit, said that the death of Narendra Modi will be like….

BJP objected

BJP spokesperson Shahzad Poonawalla said that Congress people have become violent and now they are threatening to kill even the PM. After all, how are they talking about demonstration in the name of Mahatma Gandhi? Non-violence is associated with Mahatma Gandhi and these people are doing violence.

Sheikh Hussain does not regret his statement

On his statement, Sheikh Hussain said that I have no regrets on my statement. I had commented on Narendra Modi only as a phrase. He said that you are taking it the wrong way, but I had spoken a phrase. What I said as an idiom is being twisted.