Now Mr Hussain has announced his decision to quit the party over their handling of the allegations.
He claimed Labour officials did not respond to his letter, which denied allegations of antisemitism and pledged his allegations to leader Jeremy Corbyn.
On Friday, Mr Hussain told the JC he was “left with no choice” but to quit the party.
He said: “[The] party didn't give me a fair hearing to listen to my side before the suspension. That left me with no choice to sever my links with the party. I made this decision with heavy heart and extreme sadness because I still believe in social justice and equality. I worked hard for interfaith dialogue and community cohesion. I will continue to play my role in that regard.”
Mr Hussain will stand as an independent candidate in the May elections for the Keighley Central ward in Bradford’s Metropolitan District Council.
Labour has been contacted for comment.
