London, 17th November: Lord Nazir Ahmed, who in 1998 made history by becoming the first Muslim to be appointed a peer in Britain’s House of Lords, has announced his retirement. The main reason why Lord Nazir Ahmed resigned has come to light, the news of which has been circulating since this morning. The report said that Lord Nazir Ahmad was unable to fulfil his responsibilities and could not show good behaviour. It was also reported that Lord Nazir Ahmad had tried to sexually harass a woman. In the allegations, the woman alleged that Lord Nazir Ahmad sexually harassed her.  However, this was not true, but Lord Nazir’s behaviour was not right. The report of the inquiry committee said that the woman’s statement that Lord Nazir Ahmad had insulted her could be admitted, but that the woman could not prove that she had been sexually harassed. It is also being said that this commission of inquiry has also stated that Lord Nazir Ahmad did not perform his duties honestly and truthfully. According to the report, Lord Nazir Ahmed, the first Muslim member of the British House of Lords, retired from the House of Lords. It may be recalled that Lord Nazir … Continue reading Did Lord Nazir Ahmad resign or was he removed?