He also demanded that the Centre should take steps to divert the attention of the younger generation towards constructive activities.
"Two-and-a-half-year olds getting raped, why? It's because of mobile phones. Even in villages people can download things," he said in an apparent reference to the alleged rape of a two-and-a-half-year-old girl in Delhi last week.
"Rape cases have increased due to misuse of mobile phones by the younger generation. They watch dirty films on the mobile phones," he claimed, adding, "these films show objectionable things."
Khan also alleged that the Narendra Modi-led government was in no mood to tolerate dissenting voices.
He cited Union Minister V K Singh's "dog" remarks while referring to burning alive of two Dalit kids in Faridabad on Monday to attack the government.
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