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I will not contest polls if proven guilty: Azam Khan on objectionable remarks against Jaya Prada

Azam Khan clarified that he did not make any objectionable comments against Jaya Prada. He said that he did not name anyone and said anything. He challenged to prove him guilty and then he would not contest Lok Sabha elections 2019. Azam Khan was addressing a rally when he said, "main 17 din mein pehchan gaya ki inke niche ka underwear khaki rang ka hai"
Sushma Swaraj tweeted about it too and asked Mulayam Singh Yadav to take note and not be mum over it
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