Owaisi Demands Inquiry Into Violent Anti-CAA Protests, Police Action In UP
Modi pleaded with those who tampered with public property in the name of protests whether what he did was right
Mumbai: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has asked the Uttar Pradesh government to set up an independent panel to investigate the violence that took place during the protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in the state.
Speaking to ANI on Wednesday, the Hyderabad MP accused the police of excesses against the protesters and demanded an inquiry into the same.
“An independent commission of inquiry should be ordered by the Uttar Pradesh government to go in-depth as to why the violence took place and who was responsible for it,” Owaisi said.
He also said that should be condemned violence, whether it went by condemning statement condemning the attack on the Prime Minister of police and resisting damaging public property in protests people or police.
“The Prime Minister should also condemn the beating of Minazuddin, in which he lost an eye in the incident in which the AMU student’s hand was controversial, police action against eight-year-old Shagir in Varanasi in which he died and broke down Was lying, ”he said.
Owaisi alleged that by putting videos on socials, the police were found to be entering Muslim homes and breaking CCTV cameras installed in mosques in Uttar Pradesh.
Speaking at a public function in Lucknow, Modi pleaded with those who tampered with public property in the name of protests whether what he did was right.
At the foundation stone laying ceremony of Atal Bihari Medical University, he said, “Those who have damaged public property and were involved in violence in the name of protest in Uttar Pradesh should commit suicide.”
(With ANI Inputs)
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