Umar Khalid will go to Rajya Sabha directly from jail! Muslim organizations wrote a letter to Congress; Know what was said

Muslim Organization Letter To Congress: Three seats of Rajasthan Rajya Sabha are falling vacant in June. If we look at the number of MLAs, then out of these three seats, BJP will get two seats and Congress will get one seat. Meanwhile, it is worth noting that a group of Muslim organizations has requested Congress to consider making student leader Umar Khalid a candidate for Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan.

Rajasthan Muslim Alliance President Rashid Tonk has said that a letter has been written regarding fielding Umar Khalid from the Congress party in the elections. In which it has been urged that the party is committed to constitutional values ​​and believes in politics that takes everyone along.

This demand was raised after seeing the participation of Muslim voters

Rashid Tonk gave the example of 2023 assembly elections to strengthen his claim in this regard. He said that the number of Muslim voters is high among those who vote for Congress in the state. Apart from this, Muslim Progressive Forum President Abdul Salam Johar also supported his views on the same basis.

Umar Khalid in jail for many years

Umar Khalid was arrested under UAPA in a case related to the 2020 Delhi riots. In January this year, the Supreme Court had rejected his regular bail plea. Jawaharlal Nehru University alumnus Omar Khalid is among the 20 accused accused of conspiring to instigate the riots.

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Accused of instigating Delhi riots

The Special Branch of Delhi Police is investigating this entire matter. According to the police, these riots did not erupt suddenly but were part of a well-planned and pre-planned conspiracy. Which was done with the aim of influencing the sovereignty of the country. In the communal riots that took place in North-East Delhi in February 2020, 53 people were killed while more than 700 people were injured. This violence had erupted during the ongoing protests against CAA and NRC.