Telangana: Complaint filed by Madhavi Latha with Election Commission against Owaisi's remarks on beef shop
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Telangana: Complaint filed by Madhavi Latha with Election Commission against Owaisi’s remarks on beef shop

Madhavi Latha, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate for the Hyderabad Parliament seat, has lodged a formal complaint against incumbent Member of Parliament (MP) Asaduddin Owaisi with the Election Commission at Hyderabad on April 22. This action comes in response to a circulating video on social media depicting Owaisi engaging with a butcher during his campaign in the Old City area

Kunti SurenderKunti Surender
Apr 22, 2024, 07:15 pm IST
in Politics, Bharat, Telangana
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Madahvai Latha slams Owaisi over beef remark

Madahvai Latha slams Owaisi over beef remark

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Madhavi Latha, BJP candidate for the Hyderabad Parliament constituency, complained to MIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi with the Election Commission in Hyderabad on April 22.

Madhavi Latha, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate for the Hyderabad Parliament seat, has taken a stand against Asaduddin Owaisi by filing a complaint at the election office in Hyderabad.

A circulating video has surfaced on the internet depicting Asaduddin Owaisi, the contesting candidate for the Hyderabad Parliamentary constituency, engaging with a butcher during his campaign in the Old City area. In the video, he is heard encouraging the butcher to continue his profession by saying “kaat te raho” in Urdu, along with expressing support for beef consumption with the phrase “beef zindabad.”

During his Hyderabad campaign, AIMIM leader @asadowaisi greeted a beef shop owner with 'Rehan Beef Shop Zindabad' and goes on to say ‘Kaat the raho’.

His intentional utterances are to offend Hindu sentiments underscoring the divisive agenda fueled by hatred against Hindus. pic.twitter.com/GgRVvDnNfo

— Sumiran Komarraju (@SumiranKV) April 20, 2024

In her complaint, “Remarks of Asaduddin Owaisi are perceived as a direct endorsement of beef consumption, which may contradict the sentiments of a significant portion of the community. Such statements could be construed as an attempt to sway the sentiments of a particular community for electoral advantage.”

On April 20, Shaik Imran, a resident of Hyderabad, complained with the police stating that “On 17-04-2024, during Sri Ram Navami Shobhayatra procession, Madhavi Latha made a gesture of drawing an imaginary arrow and shooting it at the Masjid located at the circle of Siddi Amber Bazar. She expressed great joy after her heinous conduct of this action. This irresponsible action of hers has hurt the sentiments of his Muslim community to an extent that the pain and anguish has been felt by the entire community.”

However, she denied these allegations and said the video was misleading to create negativity among the people.

Topics: BJP Candidate Madhavi LathaMIM MP Asaduddin OwaisiSri Ram Navami ShobhayatraElection Commission of India
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