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New Delhi: An FIR has been registered against a Congress leader from Nagpur in Maharashtra for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a demonstration held near the Enforcement Directorate’s office. The police gave this information on Wednesday.
On Tuesday night , A case was registered against former Nagpur unit Congress president Sheikh Hussain at Gittikhadan police station after local BJP leaders submitted a memorandum to DCP Zone I Sandeep Pakhle. No arrest is made yet.
According to the information, Police have registered an FIR under sections 294 (punishment for obscene acts committed in public or obscene words spoken in public) and 504 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) of the Indian Penal Code against Hussain, a Gittikhadan police station official said.
Nagpur (west) BJP unit president Vinod Kanhare is the complainant in the case. Hussain had used derogatory language against the prime minister while addressing Congress workers during a protest held near the office of ED on Monday to express solidarity with Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was quizzed in Delhi in connection with a money laundering case, According to the complaint.
