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The Rampur MP, who is known for his vitriolic outbursts particularly against his one-time colleague and now BJP member Jaya Prada, on Sunday used a victory speech to vent his ire. Using

expletives and references to dance bars, Samajwadi Party MP Azam Khan has kicked up another row and said a society that honours the vulgar cannot progress. The Rampur MP, who is known for

his vitriolic outbursts particularly against his one-time colleague and now BJP member Jaya Prada, on Sunday used a victory speech to vent his ire. "We have not opened a dance bar

here..." the Rampur MP said in his speech in Hindustani without naming anyone. Khan, who also used abusive language, was addressing the electorate for the first time since his win in

the general election. "People know whom it is being referred to. In a society where this word is classified as respectable, how will it progress and keep its head high?" he asked.

"Will those who drag down the respectable tell us what to do? They will take themselves as gods and goddesses." "You saw what the result was. How much money was spent and

power was used to defeat me? They said that they will be humiliated if Azam Khan wins," the SP leader said. During the Lok Sabha election, the Election commission had banned Khan from

campaigning for 72 hours for allegedly making sexist remarks against actor-turned-politician Jaya Prada. The BJP leader was also booked for allegedly making objectionable comments against

Khan and BSP chief Mayawati.