Black flags shown to AAP leader Kumar Vishwas over 'communal speech'

January 12, 2014 12:12

Protesters wave black flags at Aam Aadmi Party leader Kumar Vishwas as his convoy passed through Jadishpur on way to Amethi, where he is scheduled to address a rally this noon.

The protesters sought an apology for Vishwas' for his 'communal remarks' against Hazrat Imam Hussain.

The poet-turned-politician had made the allegedly objectionable in his 'musharias' earlier. He had recently apologised for the comments.

Hazrat Imam Hussain a

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