There is no space for hatred comments on the popular social media account, Twitter, and a Spanish politician has fallen prey to it for writing "a man can’t get pregnant".

Francisco Jose Contreras is a member of the right-win Vox party. His Twitter account was recently suspended for violation of the hate speech policy of the platform.

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Contreras had recently shared an article about a transgender man who had given birth. However, the politician voiced his opinions against it saying men cannot give birth as they have "no uterus or eggs".

Due to his comment, Twitter decided to suspend his account for 12 hours but the politician decided to vent out his anger and explain his side through a Facebook post.

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"I've been blocked from my Twitter account for 12 hours for 'hate speech.' The tweet in which I incited hatred (which I have been forced to remove) was one that said: 'a man cannot get pregnant. A man has no uterus or eggs.;' This is already fascist biology. Next time I'll try 2 +2 = 4," he posted on Facebook.

Twitter justified its decision by stating that the politician has violated a policy that limits the spread of material that threatens or promotes violence against others based on their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender.

There is no space for hatred comments on the popular social media account, Twitter, and a Spanish politician has fallen prey to it for writing "a man can’t get pregnant".

There is no space for hatred comments on the popular social media account, Twitter, and a Spanish politician has fallen prey to it for writing "a man can’t get pregnant". Francisco Jose Contreras is a member of the right-win Vox party. His Twitter account was recently suspended for violation of the hate speech policy of the platform. Also read | Twitter down! Users freak out after social media platform stops Contreras had recently shared an article about a transgender man who had given birth. However, the politician voiced his opinions against it saying men cannot give birth as they have "no uterus or eggs". Due to his comment, Twitter decided to suspend his account for 12 hours but the politician decided to vent out his anger and explain his side through a Facebook post. Also read | Here's how you can get Twitter's blue check mark after verification freeze "I've been blocked from my Twitter account for 12 hours for 'hate speech.' The tweet in which I incited hatred (which I have been forced to remove) was one that said: 'a man cannot get pregnant. A man has no uterus or eggs.;' This is already fascist biology. Next time I'll try 2 +2 = 4," he posted on Facebook. Twitter justified its decision by stating that the politician has violated a policy that limits the spread of material that threatens or promotes violence against others based on their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender.

Spanish politician's Twitter account suspended for saying 'men can't get pregnant'

Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Wednesday said his government has not indulged in "hate politics" or misused power against mining baron G Janardhana Reddy arrested in connection with a multi-crore ponzi scam case.

Reddy, a former Karnataka minister, had alleged "political conspiracy" against him.

"Developments are taking place in the court with regard to this case. Neither I nor my government or officials have indulged in hate politics or misused (power) in this issue. I'm saying this very clearly," Kumaraswamy told reporters here.

After remaining elusive Since November 7, Reddy had appeared before the Central Crime Branch (CCB) of the city police, which had arrested him Sunday after marathon questioning.

A Metropolitan Magistrate court had subsequently remanded him to judicial custody till November 24.

The CCB had launched a hunt for Reddy last week in connection with a transaction of crores of rupees, allegedly linked to a ponzi scheme.

It was on the lookout for Reddy and his close aide, Ali Khan, who had allegedly struck a Rs 20-crore deal with Syed Ahmed Fareed of Ambidant Marketing Pvt Ltd, a company accused of involvement in the ponzi scheme, to bail him out from the Enforcement Directorate investigation.&nbsp;

Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Wednesday said his government has not indulged in "hate politics" or misused power against mining baron G Janardhana Reddy arrested in connection with a multi-crore ponzi scam case.

Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Wednesday said his government has not indulged in "hate politics" or misused power against mining baron G Janardhana Reddy arrested in connection with a multi-crore ponzi scam case. Reddy, a former Karnataka minister, had alleged "political conspiracy" against him. "Developments are taking place in the court with regard to this case. Neither I nor my government or officials have indulged in hate politics or misused (power) in this issue. I'm saying this very clearly," Kumaraswamy told reporters here. After remaining elusive Since November 7, Reddy had appeared before the Central Crime Branch (CCB) of the city police, which had arrested him Sunday after marathon questioning. A Metropolitan Magistrate court had subsequently remanded him to judicial custody till November 24. The CCB had launched a hunt for Reddy last week in connection with a transaction of crores of rupees, allegedly linked to a ponzi scheme. It was on the lookout for Reddy and his close aide, Ali Khan, who had allegedly struck a Rs 20-crore deal with Syed Ahmed Fareed of Ambidant Marketing Pvt Ltd, a company accused of involvement in the ponzi scheme, to bail him out from the Enforcement Directorate investigation.

Didn't misuse power against mining baron Janardhana Reddy: CM Kumaraswamy

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