article_snippet: Afzal Amin, who is standing in a key marginal seat, is accused of asking the English Defence League to say the English Defence League was organising an inflammatory march against a local 'mega-mosque'.
article_snippet: the English Defence League is claimed Tory candidate Afzal Amin did not intend the march to go ahead, but wanted to hold phoney talks with a far-Right group to get the English Defence League to call off an inflammatory march, and gain credit for defusing the situation just before the general election.
article_snippet: The chief [of] police asked Afzal Amin, members of the Muslim community,
article_snippet: Afzal Amin hatched a scheme to persuade the English Defence League (pictured) to announce an inflammatory march against a new £18million 'mega-mosque'
article_snippet: But Afzal Amin claimed last night that Afzal Amin never planned to 'behave in the way that was presented' and that Afzal Amin was using the tactics
article_snippet: Afzal Amin learned while negotiating between the US Army and the Taliban 'to improve community relations here in my own country between the EDL and Muslim communities'.
article_snippet: The father of two said on the BBC that the idea Afzal Amin would carry out the protest was 'a fantasy'.
article_snippet: Afzal Amin said Afzal Amin had held talks with EDL for a year, intending to 'prevent further communal tensions and violence'.
article_snippet: Afzal Amin added in a statement: 'During a time of heated tensions between various communities in our country, it's vital that we tackle these problems and take difficult, sometimes uncomfortable, steps. '
highlights_snippet: Tory candidate Afzal Amin accused of planning fake EDL demonstration .
  