Poet Munawwar Rana booked for supporting violence in France

Lucknow: Poet Munawwar Rana, who has been constantly making headlines with controversial statements, is caught in the police's custody this time. The Lucknow Commissionerate Police has lodged an FIR in the case of spreading social disharmony and breach of peace on the poet Munawwar Rana, who justified the murder after the incident in France.

Munawwar Rana in trouble after FIR:

On the disputed statement of famous poet Munawwar Rana on the incident in France, the Lucknow police has registered an FIR against Munawwar Rana at Hazratganj Kotwali. During the Hazratganj Kotwali, an FIR has been filed by Spector Deepak Pandey on Munawar Rana. He has been booked under the Information Technology Act along with spreading social disharmony and disturbing the peace.

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He supported the violence in France:

With the filing of the case, the difficulties of the poet Munawwar Rana can increase. According to experts, in the sections where the case has been filed. Rana's arrest is also possible. He will have to resort to the court for their defense. If he is not given relief by the court then the police can also send him to jail.

Controversial statement of Rana:

Renowned poet Munawwar Rana has been in the news for controversial statements for the past several months. Following the recent incidents of Islamic fundamentalism in France, Munawar Rana has justified the antics of radicals in France in interviews with representatives of several TV channels.

He went so far in support of Islamic fundamentalism that he said that what most lawyers in France did was right. If he had been in his place, he would have done the same. He used to kill the person who insulted Mohammad. However, Muslims of India have also reacted sharply to this statement.

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