Raja Singh  

BJP MLA Raja Singh of Goshamahal constituency in Telangana was injured  as police resorted to lathi charge when he was trying to install the statue of freedom fighter Rani Avantibai along with his supporters, without attaining permission from the authorities concerned.

The comment by the BJP leader came after agreeing with minister of state for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy's comment who had earlier said that Hyderabad is a ‘terror-safe zone’.

The general election is round the corner and the heat of the battle, hate speeches have started to crop up. There have been communally-charged comments attempting at polarisation. Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, BJP’s Giriraj Singh and Congress’s newbie Urmila Matondkar have all been guilty of spreading hatred and fanning communal tension. 

Raja Singh, who faces over 40 cases, mostly for "hate speeches", had defeated senior Congress leader and former minister M Mukesh Goud in the 2014 Assembly polls by an impressive margin of over 45,000 votes.

A member of the recently dissolved legislative Assembly, Raja Singh said that Qutub Shahis, the 16th century ruler of the region, had changed the name of the city from Bhagyanagar to Hyderabad.

According to BJP MLA T Raja Singh Lodh, his Facebook page has over 5.35 lakh followers and he suspects that it may have been hacked from outside India. Singh also claimed that the account can be misused if action on those culprits is not taken immediately.

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In another message posted on the site, Lodh said all Muslims staying illegally in India should be sent back to their countries for India's safety and, if they do not go away, they should be thrown out at gunpoint