Oldham councillor candidate accused of driving while filming
Sonny Shah Arstan posted campaign video on TikTok and Facebook while running for St Mary's ward council seat. Video shows Shah speaking in moving car with arm movements and indicator sounds suggesting he was driving. Footage sent to The Oldham Times alleging Shah was operating steering wheel while filming.
Shah urged voters to oppose Labour in May 7 elections, citing Palestine-Israel conflict. Using handheld devices while driving illegal in England and Wales except for emergencies or when safely parked. The Oldham Times contacted Shah and The Oldham Group for comment on the allegations.
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At a Glance
| Where | Sonny Shah Arstan posted campaign video on TikTok and Facebook while running for St Mary's ward council seat |
|---|---|
| Key fact | Video shows Shah speaking in moving car with arm movements and indicator sounds suggesting he was driving |
| Key fact 2 | Footage sent to The Oldham Times alleging Shah was operating steering wheel while filming |
| Date | Shah urged voters to oppose Labour in May 7 elections, citing Palestine-Israel conflict |
| Key fact 3 | Using handheld devices while driving illegal in England and Wales except for emergencies or when safely parked |
| How to | The Oldham Times contacted Shah and The Oldham Group for comment on the allegations |
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