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Manoj Tiwari requests not to trust rumours
BJP Delhi unit chief Manoj Tiwari said that those who give hate speeches must be punished. ''Looks like an era of conspiracy in Delhi and the situation is painful. I urge everyone not to trust rumours. Search for the credibility of news before taking any action. Those who give hate speech, courts must punish them,'' he said while talking to ABP News.
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