AURANGZEB Observations: The Mumbai Police begins the probe in case against MLA ABU AZMI | The latest India news

Mumbai, the Mumbai police started an investigation into a case against the Samajwadi party, MLA ASIM AZMI, on its observations, praising Emperor Mughal Aungzeb, officials said on Tuesday.

One thread was recorded on Monday against the AZMI by neighboring police, at a complaint of Lok Sabha, Naresh Mhaske, because he would have tried to hurt religious feelings.

Subsequently, Thane police transferred wire to Mumbai, where a new case was registered at the Marine Drive police station on Tuesday, against AZMI, in the relevant sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, an official said.

Azmi, who is President Maharashtra of the Samajwadi Party, said that during the reign of Aungzeb, the border of India arrived in Afghanistan and Burma. “Our GDP represented 24 %), and India was called a golden spell,” the MLA from Mankhurd Nagar Constitution in Mumbai said. Asked about the fight between Auranngzeb and King Maratha Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, Azmi had called him a political struggle.

The observations created outrage, and the supporters of Shiv Sena organized protests against Azmi.

The problem also shook the state assembly, where the members of the ruling parties demanded the suspension of Azmi from the house.

Civil servant Shiv Sena, Kiran Pawaskar, went to the Marine Drive police station on Monday, asking for actions against AZMI and filed a written complaint, the official said.

The police in Mumbai registered the case against AZMI under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Sections 299. 302 and 356 and 356, he said.

A probe entered the case, the police added.

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