Atiq Ahmed Case: 'BSP sympathises with Shaista Parveen, not expelled from party', says BSP MLA скачать в хорошем качестве

Atiq Ahmed Case: 'BSP sympathises with Shaista Parveen, not expelled from party', says BSP MLA

On April 23, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) MLA Uma Shankar Singh visited Ballia in Uttar Pradesh to nominate a candidate for the upcoming municipal elections. During his visit, he expressed his party's sympathies for Shaista Parveen, the wife of Atiq Ahmed, a slain mafia-turned-politician. Singh clarified that it was Parveen who had joined the BSP and not Ahmed. He further stated that the party's sympathises were with her, and she was still a member of the party. Singh also commented on the lack of evidence linking Parveen to the incident in question. He said that neither the government nor the police had provided any video or footage suggesting her involvement. He noted that if evidence were to surface implicating Parveen, the BSP would not support her. However, as of now, there was no evidence of her involvement, and no action had been taken against any innocent parties. Therefore, she remained a member of the BSP. The statement by Singh comes in the wake of controversy surrounding Parveen's alleged involvement in a recent incident. The Uttar Pradesh police had reportedly arrested some people in connection with the murder of a local BJP leader, and they had allegedly claimed that Parveen had ordered the killing. However, the police had not provided any concrete evidence to support these claims. Parveen had also denied the allegations against her and had accused the police of framing her. She had claimed that the BJP was using its influence to implicate her in false cases. In response to the allegations, the BSP had also come out in support of Parveen and had demanded a fair investigation into the matter. The statement by Singh indicates that the BSP is standing firmly behind Parveen and that they believe that she is innocent until proven guilty. Singh's comments also suggest that the BSP is committed to supporting its members, but they will not hesitate to take action against those found guilty of wrongdoing. In conclusion, Uma Shankar Singh, the lone BSP MLA, has expressed his party's support for Shaista Parveen, the wife of slain mafia-turned-politician Atiq Ahmed. He clarified that it was Parveen who had joined the BSP and not Ahmed and that the party's sympathies were with her. Singh also commented on the lack of evidence linking Parveen to the incident in question and stated that she remained a member of the party until proven guilty. The statement by Singh indicates that the BSP is committed to supporting its members, but they will not hesitate to take action against those found guilty of wrongdoing. Subscribe to The Times of India's YouTube channel: http://goo.gl/WgIatu For daily news & updates and exclusive stories, follow the Times of India Facebook:   / timesofindia   Instagram:   / timesofindia   Download the app: http://toi.in/3SLUCa80 Follow TOI+ for well-researched and in-depth news and analysis Facebook:   / timesofindiaplus   Twitter:   / toiplus   Instagram:   / toi_plus