Imran Masood’s statement on nameplate controversy.
Imran Masood, who is in the news for his controversial statements, is once again in the circle of controversies regarding his statements. However, this time he has given his statement on the matter of installing nameplates outside shops in UP. Actually, Imran Masood, while answering a question asked about the nameplate, said that I am a Muslim, but I am a vegetarian. He further said that can’t a Muslim vegetarian open a restaurant? After this, he termed the government’s decision as wrong and said that the Supreme Court’s decision is welcome.
Actually, today on Tuesday, the country’s general budget is going to be presented. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the budget for the seventh time. Earlier, while talking to the media, Congress MP Imran Masood talked on various issues. Regarding the budget, Imran Masood said that this time too there is no special expectation from the budget. He said that only a few people will be taken care of in this budget. Further, he said that inflation and unemployment are at their peak today, this time it will have to be taken care of in the budget.
Apart from this, Imran Masood also reacted to the order implemented by the UP government during the month of Sawan that it would be mandatory to put nameplates on shops. Imran Masood said about this that the government is dividing people in the name of Kanwar Yatra. However, the decision of the Supreme Court is welcome. Imran Masood further said that I am a Muslim, but I am a vegetarian. Can’t a Muslim vegetarian open a restaurant? He said that the government’s decision was wrong. Let us tell you that during the Lok Sabha elections, Imran Masood had given a statement about PM Modi, after which he was in controversies.
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