Why did Kairana MP Iqra Hasan and Harendra, who were stopped at the Ghaziabad border, reached the limits of the country?:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The political atmosphere in Uttar Pradesh has once again been hot. On the Ghaziabad border, Kairana’s Samajwadi Party MP Iqra Hasan and another person Harendra were stopped when they were going to Sambhal via Ghaziabad. This incident took place after a dispute in which some Muslim women were commented on seeing the burqa in Sambhal and became a big political issue. Ikra Hasan has described it as “undeclared emergency” and has questioned the government.

What is the whole matter?

Ikra Hasan and Harendra were stopped at the Ghaziabad border, as they were moving towards the Sambhal. It is believed that some controversial comments were made in the Sambhal recently about Burka (apparel of Muslim women), which led to anger in the community. Ikra Hasan was going to Santhi on this issue or for some other reason, but the administration stopped him from moving forward citing security arrangements.

Iqra Hasan’s accused of ‘undeclared emergency’:

Ikra Hasan has strongly objected to stopping him. He has described this action as “undeclared emergency”, which means that the government is suppressing the rights of citizens without any official announcement. He alleged that people are being prevented from going from one place to another peacefully, which is a violation of democratic rights.

This incident took place at a time when political mercury is often raised on communal issues in Uttar Pradesh. The SP and other opposition parties continue to target the BJP government. This action on Ghaziabad border and Iqra Hasan’s sharp statement can take the form of big political controversy in the coming days. The police administration has not yet made any detailed statement in this matter, but it has been said to stop the journey citing security arrangements.