Azam Khan's staffers accuse him of using 'abusive' language

October 30, 2013 16:02

Accusing Uttar Pradesh Urban Development Minister Mohammad Azam Khan of using "abusive and undignified" language against them, seven personal staff of the minister have approached the state government for being transferred elsewhere.

Khan's seven staff--private secretaries Jeevan Singh Negi and Vijay Bahadur Singh and additional private secretaries Awadesh Kumar Tiwari, MN Jha, Sarvesh Kumar Mishra, Mohammand Naeem Siddiqui and S Prajapati -- yesterday wrote a letter to Chief Secretary, demanding that they be relieved from their duty and transferred elsewhere.

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