The complainant, Anurag Singh, in his FIR has mentioned a viral video of Usmani where he has allegedly spread anger against the Yogi Adityanath government. He has been booked under the various charges of the Indian IT Act. Sharjeel Usmani Booked by UP Police for 'Hurting Religious Sentiments' in Elgar Parishad SpeechĪligarh Muslim University (AMU) student leader Sharjeel Usmani has been booked by the Uttar Pradesh police on Wednesday for “spreading hatred” with his “inflammatory speech” at the recent Elgar Parishad conclave. According to the directive said that the "criminal act" of participating in a "law and order situation" would result in mention of it in their character certificate. The order said that they would also not be given loans of grants from the government. The police in Bihar has issued an order saying those participating in violent protests and demonstrations will find it difficult to get government jobs or passports. Participating in Protests, Social Media Posts Can Now Cost You Govt Job, Passport in Bihar, Uttarakhand Several ministers of the Narendra Modi government on Wednesday, in reaction to Rihanna and Greta Thunberg's tweet on the farmer's protests, said that it was a part of 'international propaganda' and tweeted with hashtags #IndiaTogether #IndiaAgainstPropaganda.This was after the Ministry of External Affairs released a statement saying celebrities tweeting on the farmer's protests were neither accurate nor responsible. READ MOREĪmit Shah to Jaishankar, Ministers Condemn Rihanna, Greta Thunberg's Tweets in Support of Farmers' Protest
The state minister also went on to say that the community is ‘openly challenging Assamese culture and language and the composite Indian culture”. News18 Afternoon Digest:Don't Need Miya Muslim Vote, Says Himanta Sarma Ahead of Assam Polls Participating in Protests Can Now Cost You Govt Job, Passport in Bihar, Uttarakhand and Other Storiesĭon't Need Miya Muslim Vote, They are Very Communal, Says Himanta Sarma Ahead of Assam PollsĪhead of the assembly polls in Assam, state health, education, and finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday said that the BJP does not need votes from the Bengali-origin Muslim community in the state elections, often referred to as the ‘Miya’ Muslims to win the elections.
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