BJP leader faces exploitation case in Anantnag court

Srinagar, February 21 A court in Anantnag district has directed the police to lodge a case and probe sexual exploitation and blackmailing allegations levelled by some women against BJP leader Mohammad Sidiq Khan and one Shahid Bhat. Meanwhile, BJP spokesman...

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Updated At : 12:10 PM Feb 22, 2022 IST

Srinagar, February 21

A court in Anantnag district has directed the police to lodge a case and probe sexual exploitation and blackmailing allegations levelled by some women against BJP leader Mohammad Sidiq Khan and one Shahid Bhat.

Meanwhile, BJP spokesman Altaf Thakur issued a statement that the party would not become a hurdle in police investigation. He claimed, “We believe our leader is clean.” —

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