Earlier today, Leader of Opposition in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly Mata Prasad Pandey said that the Samajawadi Party-led delegation was "stopped" from going to Bareilly, where protests over "I Love Mohammad" posters on September 26 turned violent.
Mata Prasad Pandey said that the Samajawadi Party-led delegation was "stopped" from going to Bareilly, where protests over "I Love Mohammad" posters on September 26 turned violent.
The delegation had planned to visit Bareilly, but was stopped at the Ghazipur border on Saturday as the row continues over the 'I love Mohammad' posters that erupted in Kanpur.
This comes against the backdrop of a tense situation prevailing in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly, where protests over "I Love Mohammad" posters on September 26 turned violent.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi claimed that in India, one can say 'I love Modi' but not 'I love Mohammad', responding to the controversy over the circulation of "I Love Mohammad" posters and signs. His remarks come amid continuing tensions in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly, following a protest ov
"India is a country that has no religion, but the BJP and RSS believe that they have only one religion. The Constitution says that this country has no religion but the BJP and RSS believe that they have only one religion. The Constitution says that this country has no religion, we believe in
Heavy police deployment continued in Bareilly city, Uttar Pradesh, on Tuesday. The city has remained tense since a protest over "I Love Muhammad" posters row turned violent on September 26.
The Muslim Students Organisation of India (MSO) and Raza Academy have jointly filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) before the Delhi High Court, challenging multiple FIRs and arrests made in connection with expressions of devotion, such as posters and banners carrying the message "I Love
Following allegations that BJP posters were removed during Union Home Minister Amit Shah's visit to Kolkata, West Bengal Minister Shashi Panja denied the allegations and said that BJP workers were trying to defame the Trinamool Congress.
"The people of Delhi have been told to keep the walls of Delhi clean and well-maintained so that it looks clean. In that regard, the CM said that no one should put up their poster. If someone does put one up, action can also be taken against them. This is a good initiative and very necessary