Bengaluru: Newly elected Rajya Sabha and Congress leader Syed Naseer Hussain on Wednesday alleged that Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA and Leader of Opposition R. Ashoka of misleading the public over reported ‘pro-Pakistan’ slogans and asked Ashoka to get facts by doing proper home work. Hussain stated that he did not hear any of his supporters shouting ‘pro-Pakistan’ slogans during his victory celebration in Vidhana Soudha after he was declared a winner in Rajya Sabha election on Tuesday evening and said his supporters raised slogans “Naseer Sahab Zindabad, Naseer Khan Zindabad’ and did not come across any slogans “Pakistan Zindabad.” He suspected that the video clip circulated would have been “morphed” and “anything could happen today.” #WATCH | On complaint filed by Karnataka BJP against Syed Naseer Hussain and his supporters for allegedly raising pro-Pakistan slogan at Vidhana Soudha, Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge says “It is very clear in the audio that they have said Naseer Hussain and Syed Sahab… pic.twitter.com/7RupX7t9sy— ANI (@ANI) February 28, 2024 “Had I heard pro-Pakistan slogans, then I would have sent him to jail,” said Hussain but nothing such a thing occurred during his victory celebration and stated that “If the video circulated is morphed, then, the person responsible should face action.”
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