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The expelled BSP leader Naseemuddin Siddiqui today refuted all charges leveled against him and said that his expulsions is based on false, arbitrary,and concocted facts.
Addressing a press conference in Lucknow today, Mr. Siddiqui accused BSP chief Mayawati of having called Muslims ‘betrayers’. He also levelled charges against Mayawati saying that she demanded 50 crores rupees from him and sold tickets during elections.
Siddiqui played six audio clippings of his telephonic conversations with Mayawati to back his allegation that money had been demanded from him. Siddiqui said he possess 150 such audio clippings. He also claimed that there was a threat to his life.
Our correspondent reports that Naseemuddin Siddiqui and his son Afzal were expelled from the BSP yesterday, for anti party activities.
Meanwhile, BSP Chief Mayawati has called expelled BSP leader Naseemuddin Siddiqui as black mailer. She refuted charges of demanding money and said that the demand was for party membership and books which were to be given to people.
She accused Siddiqui of bungling party funds. Mayawati was addressing a press conference in Lucknow just after Mr. Siddiqui leveled charges against her. She said, Siddiqui’s allegations are baseless and false.
She said, audio tapes which were produced, are not original but tampered and there is nothing new in it.