Abu azmi on Muslims in india: After the Pahalgam terror attack, Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Abu Azmi reached the headquarters of Mumbai Police Commissioner in the context of alleged atrocities on Muslims in the country, where he demanded more action to meet Joint Commissioner Law and Order Satyanarayan Chaudhary.

Abu Azmi said that people were killed by asking religion in Pahalgam. He alleged that in its reaction, the people of Majority, BJP and RSS people are harassing Muslims in different areas of Mumbai. People walking on the road are harassing Muslims.

‘If you are also harassing religion, then there is terrorism’
Abu Azmi says, “If someone has done something wrong, then answer it, do not do what he has to do with him. If he killed religion, he was a terrorist. Now you are harassing religion by asking religion, then you are also the same. Whatever he did not have any religion of terrorism, Sandeep Sharma is a resident of Muzaffarnagar. It is a member of Lashkar-e-Taiba, he is a Hindu, but it is no religion, but it is no religion.”

Abu Azmi’s claim- no case is happening
The Samajwadi Party MLA said, “Ever since this government has started hating Muslims in the country, these people who are roaming on the useless road, taking advantage of mazori are harassing the Muslims. In Dadar, they killed the Muslims and said that they should get out of here. In the walklah, the flags of Pakistan and Bangladesh are burnt. What is our mosque in Palestine?

‘We need brotherhood in the country’
Abu Azmi further alleged, “A woman told a woman to raise slogans of Jai Shri Ram or else you will send you to Pakistan. There is no case on all these things. A man is saying that the country is saying that the country is to free Muslim.

Appeal to talk to CM Devendra Fadnis
The SP MLA told the police commissioner that we came here with all these things. You talk to CM sir. CM Fadnavis should immediately issue a statement and say that in this way the Muslims should be stopped. Tell the police station that you should not see religion or see the ruling party, but to take action against whichever man is persecuting.