Aligarh: Former president of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Students Union, Faizul Hasan has given an objectionable statement. He said that 'if we come to ruin we will not leave any country'. Addressing the protesters on Wednesday night, amidst the ongoing protests at the AMU against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Citizenship Register (NRC), Faizul Hassan said, "See the patience, see the Muslims of India, who are from 1947 The country did not let it break until 2020. '
Faizul Hasan further said, 'We never want Hindustan to be broken, otherwise we are from that community, that will not stop us, if we come to ruin we will not leave any country. We are so angry, but we never want to break the country. Not only this, Faizul Hassan continued his speech saying, 'We have fought to save this country, we have cut our throat, so we will always try to save the country. Amit Shah should not do this. They are also cutting the throat and threatening. '
Former student leader Faizul Hasan challenged the debate on the Citizenship Law and Citizenship Register to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, saying, 'Come, Amit Shah you should argue with our class 12th student. I hope you don't win. '
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