Subhechcha Ganguly 
Parvesh Verma, a BJP MP from West Delhi, has been the target of a complaint by the AIMIM’s Delhi chapter seeking that a FIR be lodged against him for alleged hate speech.
When filing a complaint at the GTB Nagar police station, Kalimul Hafeez, the state president of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen, stated that Parvesh Verma and others, including BJP leaders Nand Kishore Gurjar, Acharya Yogeshwar, and Acharya Naval Kishore, should be detained for making a hate speech.Parvesh Verma demanded a “complete boycott” of “these individuals” while speaking at the “Virat Hindu Sabha” that had been organised by the local Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) chapter and other Hindu organisations in the Capital on Sunday. Verma did not specify which community, though.
The gathering was staged in Northeast Delhi’s Dilshad Garden to protest the killing of Manish, a man who was stabbed more than 20 times while walking home in Sunder Nagri, East Delhi, last week. Six individuals—Sajid, Aalam, Bilal, Faizan, Mohsin, and Shakir—have been detained in connection with the case. The event, according to the Delhi Police, was the result of a long-standing feud.
In a supposed video tape of the event, Verma was overheard saying, “Wherever you see them, I suggest that if you want to get their thoughts straight… then there is only one remedy and that is complete boycott… ” Are you in agreement? If you concur, raise your hand. Say with me, “We will totally boycott them, we won’t purchase anything from their stores, and we won’t hire them.”
