Assam: Cong Zilla Parishad member expelled after AIUDF chief Badaruddin Ajmal kissed him

GUWAHATI, DEC 10: The AIUDF chief Badaruddin Ajmal again landed in a controversary after he kissed the forehaed of Boko’s Tupamari Congress Zilla Parishad member Shahjan Ali.

Ajmal’s kissing video has already viral on social media has garnered a lot of political attention from the Assam Congress Unit.

Meanwhile, the political atmosphere in Assam has been quite different from other states because the oppositon here plays a role of BJP’s ‘B’ team.

Reacting strongly to the video, APCC president, Bhupen Borah immediately suspended Shahjahan Ali from his primary responsibilities.

Talking to media persons,  Shahjahan Ali said, “Congress did not suspend me because of the kiss, actually the rules of Congress are very good but its current leaders are breaking down the growth of the party.”

“The people in Congress do not have any rules or integrity,” he added.

 The Zilla Parishad member claimed that when Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma announced land patta to the people of the riverine areas in which except Majuli non of the places will be granted land pattas, Ali discussed the matter with the party’s high command but no one protested against it.

“As I am from the riverine area and got to know Maulana is vouching for the people of riverine areas with regard to land pattas, I welcomed him and discussed the matter,” he added.

Ali claimed that after Congress did not show interest in the people of the riverine area, he resigned from the party on December 5, however, now Congress is claiming they have removed him because of this kiss controversy.

Badaruddin Ajmal has already been in controversary because of his sexist remark on the Hindu child policy.

Meanwhile, BJP’s wing BJYM has filed FIR against Ajmal for insulting Hindus.

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