Political Clash in Noida Studio Over Derogatory Remarks

A news channel in Noida filed a complaint against three Samajwadi Party workers and Maulana Sajid Rashidi after he was slapped inside the studio for comments against MP Dimple Yadav. This incident has led to legal actions and threats, highlighting tensions and political drama involved.

A Noida-based news channel has filed a police complaint against three Samajwadi Party workers and a Muslim cleric after a disruptive incident during a live debate. The controversy arose when the cleric, Maulana Sajid Rashidi, was slapped inside the studio for making remarks against MP Dimple Yadav.

Following the debate show, SP workers allegedly assaulted Rashidi, with one member posting a video online claiming responsibility. The altercation was provoked by Rashidi's comments about MP Dimple Yadav's recent mosque visit, leading to charges under various sections, including causing hurt and criminal intimidation, being filed.

Rashidi has defended his statement based on Islamic beliefs, denouncing the attack and filing his complaint for receiving threats. SP worker Shyam Singh defended the slap, citing Rashidi's alleged insults to Yadav, with the incident sparking a broader discussion on political communication and respect.

(With inputs from agencies.)