Faheem Qureshi Complaint: Human Rights Commission Seeks DGP Report on Kaushik Reddy Remarks Against Karimnagar CP
After Faheem Qureshi filed a complaint over alleged religious remarks against Karimnagar CP Ghous Alam, the Telangana Human Rights Commission has sought a report from the DGP and listed the matter for February 20.
Hyderabad: The Telangana State Human Rights Commission has taken note of a complaint filed by Faheem Qureshi, Vice Chairman of the Telangana Minority Residential Educational Institutions Society (TGMREIS), against Padi Kaushik Reddy.
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The complaint relates to alleged remarks made by the Huzurabad MLA against Ghous Alam, the Commissioner of Police, Karimnagar, reportedly targeting the officer on religious grounds.
Commission Seeks Report from Telangana DGP
Responding to the complaint, the Human Rights Commission has directed the Telangana Police chief to submit a detailed report on the matter.
As per the notice issued by the Commission:
- A report has been sought from the Director General of Police, Telangana
- The report must be submitted on or before February 20
- The matter will be taken up for further consideration at 11:00 AM on February 20
The Commission stated that necessary action would be considered after examining the report.
Complaint Filed Along With Congress Leaders
It is clarified that earlier today, Faheem Qureshi filed the complaint at the Human Rights Commission along with Khusro Pasha, Chairman of the Telangana Waqf Board, Osman Al Hajri, and other senior Congress leaders.
Soon after the complaint was filed, the Commission responded by issuing directions to the DGP, marking the first official action in the case.
Background of the Controversy
Readers may recall that a few days ago, MLA Kaushik Reddy allegedly made remarks targeting the religion of Karimnagar Police Commissioner Ghous Alam and accused him of attempting religious conversion. These comments triggered strong reactions and led to widespread criticism.
Following those remarks, the issue escalated, prompting Faheem Qureshi to approach the Human Rights Commission, stating that such statements hurt communal harmony and undermine the dignity of a serving IPS officer.
Next Hearing on February 20
The Human Rights Commission has listed the matter for further hearing on February 20, after receiving the police report. The development has intensified political debate in Telangana over accountability, protection of civil servants, and the responsibility of elected representatives in public statements.
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