Mayoral elections from New York City: former Governor Slams Zohran Mamdani for his property in ‘Anti-Lgbt’ Uganda; Andrew Cuomo says ‘Silence is violence’ – times of India

The mayor’s competition in New York City took a sharp turn when independent candidate and former government Andrew Cuomo criticized the socialist competitioner Zohran Mamdani about his property of real estate in Uganda, a country that is known for its anti-LGBT attitude.On Tuesday, Cuomo posted on X: “The no-show Assemblager missed this interview while he was on holiday on the compound of his parents in Uganda, a country who murdered Lgbtqia+ people. Silence is violence. I call on it to fight their property in Uganda in Uganda in Uganda.Mamdani, born in Uganda, has received a check for the end of June on the compound of his family in Uganda. The New York Post reported that his wedding celebration there was protected by armed security personnel.Cuomo also called him the Kameleon -assembly and said: “I was the police, now Defund was” out of pass “with your current point of view. In the meantime, the DSA in the city creates that they own you and their position is so clear as day … The police are all up to 0. Or do you just want something?”Curtis Sliwa, a Republican opponent, pointed to the inconsistency in the position of Mamdani to plead for the police of the police for residents of New York, while he used extensive security during his overseas wedding. Cuomo’s statement referred to the continuous support of Mamdani for BDS and Sanctions against Israel, positions he has maintained since the university.The Mamdani campaign was contacted by Fox News Digital for response. The position of Uganda against LGBT individuals has been consistent, with the Constitutional Court recently maintaining legislation that allows the death penalty for ‘worsened homosexuality’.The Mamdani campaign website treats LGBT problems: “Queer and Trans -people in the United States are confronted with an increasingly hostile political environment. New York City must be a refuge for LGBTQIA+ people, but private institutions in our own city have already started with capitulation of Trump’s attack on trans -rights. In the meantime, the costs of a living crisis are affected by the workers throughout the city, the LGBTQIA+ community is particularly hard, with higher unemployment and homelessness than the rest of the city. The Mamdani government will protect LGBTQIA+ New Yorkers by expanding and protecting gender-wide care, making NYC an LGBTQIA+ Sanctuary City and the office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs.“