Amar Singh Slams Azam Khan for his remark against Jaya Prada, calls him 'Asur'
April 15, 2019 12:25 ISTAmar Singh Slams Azam Khan for his remark against Jaya Prada, calls him 'Asur'
Amar Singh Slams Azam Khan for his remark against Jaya Prada, calls him 'Asur'
EXCLUSIVE: Amar Singh hints at Jaya Prada joining BJP. He also said that if get a chance she should contest election from Rampur.
Suggesting that his name helps the BJP garner votes, Azam Khan said,"I am the item girl of the BJP." He was reacting to the registration Tuesday of the second FIR against him in a week.
Expressing concern over misuse of #MeToo campaign, Singh asserted that people should also justify their allegations and they should not only level charges.
Singh alleged that Azam Khan, in an interview to a news channel, said that riots can only be stopped when people like Amar Singh and their families will be burnt alive.
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Raising questions over the patriotism of Azam Khan, Amar Singh said that the SP leader loves Pakistan more than India.
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Singh was reacting on the provocation in Azam Khan's statement in which he allegedly talked about cutting him into pieces and throw acid on his daughters.
“I am not making any attempt (to join the BJP). I like Modiji and I am standing in support of him,” Amar Singh said.
Amar Singh met UP CM Yogi Adityanath hours after PM Modi made a reference to him during his speech in Lucknow.
"Hema Malini likes meeting people in Mathura, she won her election from there, but Jaya Bachchan can never dream of winning a Lok Sabha election," Singh said.
Veteran politician Amar Singh on Tuesday heaped praises on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
The controversial flick was released in India on January 25, however a few states refused to screen the movie under pressure from fringe outfit Karni Sena.
Amar Singh also remarked that Mohan Bhagwat recently said that the Sangh was committed to respect SC's ruling in the Babri Masjid case, and this was a 'secular statement'.
The Samajwadi Party (SP) had in May 2016 declared Amar Singh as its candidate for the Rajya Sabha elections taking him back to the party, six years after his expulsion.
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