A CIVIL service diversity officer is being investigated for campaigning for George Galloway.
Footage emerged of Mohammed Shafiq with the left-wing firebrand in Rochdale last month.
Mohammed Shafiq, who is meant to remain politically neutral, campaigned for George Galloway in RochdaleCredit: GettyHe urged voters to “stand for humanity, stand for Palestine, stand for George Galloway”.
Mr Shafiq — a diversity and inclusion lead at the Department for Work and Pensions — is supposed to be politically neutral.
Tory MP Andrew Percy said: “I struggle to comprehend how any Jewish employee would approach any such individual for protection in the workplace.”
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The Public and Commercial Services Union said Mr Shafiq spoke at a Peace for Palestine event as its rep and he played no role in Galloway’s campaign.
The Sun has tried to contact Mr Shafiq for comment.
The DWP is investigating.