Complaints registered against Rana Ayyub for labelling saffron shawl men 'terrorists'

Mumbai, Feb 17: It seems Rana Ayyub has dug a grave for herself by calling saffron-clad men protesting against the hijab 'Hindu terrorists, as nearly 6 complaints have been filed against her for passing derogatory remarks against Hindus.

 

 

As per the reports, Ashutosh J Dubey, a practicing lawyer at Bombay High Court, has filed a complaint with the Mumbai Police. The complainant urged the police to take action over Rana’Ayyub's objectionable video. Dubey has argued that Ayyub attracts certain IPC sections for her hate speech.

 

 

 

Apart from Dubey, the Hindu I-T cell has also filed a complaint while seeking stringent action against her. The Hindu I-T cell claimed that her statement has 'attacked the entire Hindu community. "Her (Ayyub) statement can create severe law and order situations in the country, which is her intention from such words. She is trying to disturb the country's communal harmony and even in the past, she has been under scrutiny of ED for charity scams of multiple crores," read the letter, seeking stringent action against her.

 

This came after a clipping of Rana’s recent interview with BBC journalist Yalda Hakim appeared on social media. During an interview with BBC, Ayyub said, "What culture allows 100 Hindu men chanting Jai Shree Ram to hound a young Muslim woman in her school premises? Students have been wearing religious attire like hijabs and turbans for so long in schools. Why suddenly is this group of Hindu vigilantes, Hindu terrorists - hoisting a saffron flag in an educational complex in Karnataka?".

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