Someone once told me, when it rains, it is really God dropping his tears for you to feel his presence.  I hope that is true tonight and breaks up the clashing protests being held at Frisco City Hall.  Both are said to be peaceful protests, but you never know what can happen when passionate people get heated.

On May 25^th a man name Zul Mohamed posted to his Facebook Page, “Are you tired of hearing low-class people blame your culture for their problems?”  Clearly, Zul was trying to hit a nerve to motivate people to respond.  His post continues, “You should be attending the Rally Against Rednecks.  An evening dedicated to celebrating the contributions of our local Asian community and letting a bunch of trailer-park trash yokels know what the world really thinks about them.”

Mohamed then calls for the local Asian community to join him on Tuesday (tonight) outside Frisco City Hall (during the Frisco City Council Meeting).   The bottom of his post reads www.hiswebsite.com which appears to take you to a political page where he claims to be announcing in late July, early August that he is running for Texas Senate to represent the New American Movement and his party the American Millennial Party.

The post gained traction.  A little later the American Rednecks he insulted started posting a counter peaceful protest to happen around the same time, same place.  The result, everyone is left wondering what will happen tonight.  My recommendation every Frisco Asian and Frisco Redneck should stay away from these outside influences who are trying to disrupt our city.   

Who is Zul Mohamed?

As for Zul Mohamed, if I were South Asian, I would not want him claiming to represent me.  The name should sound familiar he is the FORMER Carrollton Mayoral Candidate who faced the following criminal allegations and convictions in Texas:

Zul Mohamed: 2020 Voter Fraud Case

Authorities alleged that Mohamed, fraudulently requested mail-in ballots for Carrollton residents without their authorization, used a fictitious Texas driver’s license and a fake student ID to obtain a mailbox, and possessed ballots that had been sent to the fraudulent address.

Initially Mohamed was arrested on 109 FELONY COUNTS consisting of 84 counts of Fraudulent Use of a Mail Ballot Application which is a third-degree felony.   He also was arrested for 25 counts of Unlawful Possession of an Official Ballot/Ballot Envelope, second-degree felonies.

Mohamed ultimately pleaded guilty to more than 100 felony voter-fraud charges arising from the 2020 election. Reports state that a Denton County jury convicted him and imposed a prison sentence. One report states he pleaded guilty to 106 felony charges and received a four-year prison sentence, while appeals were subsequently filed.

According to the appellate opinion issued in May 2026, the voter-fraud convictions remained under appeal and The Seventh Court of Appeals reviewed the case and largely upheld the convictions while modifying certain probation conditions.  For the 81 Counts of Ballot Application Fraud, Mohamed was sentenced to 10 years confinement, probated for 10 years.  On the 25 counts of Ballot Possession, Mohamed was sentenced to 4 years confinement.

Mohamed’s 2025 Fake Jury Summons Case

In a separate matter, Mohamed was charged after authorities alleged that fake jury-duty notices were mailed to residents directing them to appear on the same day his sentencing trial began.  Reports indicate he was charged with Impersonating a Public Servant in connection with the alleged fake jury summons scheme.

Important Context: Criminal cases can involve arrests, charges, guilty pleas, convictions, appeals, and sentencing issues that may change over time. Current reports indicate Mohamed has appealed aspects of his voter-fraud conviction and sentence

Reference Articles: Dallas Express

Zul Mohamed Represents Who?

Again, is this the man Frisco South Asians want representing them?  Honestly, I do not think the South Asian Hindu community would say yes.  They are good, hard-working people who want what every Franconian and American want – a safe place to call home and raise children.  Those of the Hindu faith are some of the most peaceful people in the world.

As for our Muslim community if they turn up to support Mohamed, they are only feeding the fear of the Muslim takeover some refer to.  His Facebook posts use the hashtag #NewAmerica and #USASucks and he asks follows to join his “rebellion” – what rebellion?  Is that the message they want to send? 

Hard Truth Time: Zul Mohamed does not represent our South Asian community he represents himself.  He is a narcissist who clearly thinks America Sucks.  Every side has disrupters like Jake Lang, and he is the Jake Lang of the Muslim community.  Jake Lang does not represent me, and I have to hope that Zul Mohamed does not represent our Frisco Muslim or South Asian community.  Time will tell!

Outsiders Be Gone

It is time for Frisco to tune out the noise created by outsiders and remember we need to clean up the corruption at city hall.  All of this “other stuff” is to distract local residents who live here from our real issues.  We need local leadership to represent Frisco Residents First. We need full transparency at City Hall, no more back door deals, or side conversations in Executive Session called by our current Mayor during a council meeting.  We need new blood, new leadership who will remember while tourists come and go, we live here and this is our home! 

Frisco, Stay Home!  Do not attend these protests tonight!  Instead say enough of the outside disruption!  Don’t let it feed the hatred within us towards our neighbors.  Don’t give it oxygen to expand.

Disclaimer This article is written as opinion, commentary, and personal interpretation based on publicly available records, meeting observations, agenda materials, and information I have heard from community sources. Any statements involving motives, intent, conflicts of interest, contracts, relationships, or behind-the-scenes activity should be understood as alleged, suspected, or opinion unless directly supported by cited public records. Readers are encouraged to review the linked materials, attend public meetings, request records, and form their own conclusions. Nothing in this article should be interpreted as a final statement of fact about any person’s legal conduct, criminal behavior, or ethical violations.