Hyderabad, June 6 (Hydnow): The Goshamahal MLA T. Raja Singh has made the headlines for yet another controversial statement that would harm communal harmony.
It is learned that in Adilabad, the MLA referring to Muslims was seen suggesting Hindu women not to befriend burkha-clad women. He is the one who put a tilak (mark on the forehead) on those who put tilak on the forehead, he is my brother, he is a Hindu, he is my friend. I will only befriend him and my sisters. don’t befriend a burqa-clad woman, said Raja Singh.
“There was a time when we only had the threat of Aftab, but now Aisha has also become a threat. Raja Singh added. According to a video that has gone viral on social media. “One Ayesha makes Hindu girls meet Muslim boys. So, we should beware of them, he claims. (Hydnow)
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