‘If you were honest then why did you delete the video?’, Owaisi lashed out at Assam CM Himanta, know what he said

Asaduddin Owaisi Statement: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has opened a legal front against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. A ‘deleted video’ purportedly showing violence against Muslims. Not only has he filed a police complaint regarding this, but he has also declared the country a ‘theocratic state’ on the ideology of BJP-RSS. Has also been accused of making.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday intensified his attack on Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over one of his alleged videos. Owaisi alleges that the video depicted violence against Muslims, which he described as ‘genocidal’ Have agreed.

Questions raised even on deleted videos

Owaisi also raised questions on the deletion of the video. He argued that if the Chief Minister had nothing to hide and was honest, then why was that video removed? He said in strong words that if he himself had made such a video, the reaction of the entire country would have been very different and intense. Taking this matter seriously, an official complaint has been lodged against Chief Minister Sarma in Hyderabad City Police. Including ‘genocidal hate speech’ Criminal action has been demanded for this.

‘Mian’ CM also surrounded on his comment

Owaisi alleged Chief Minister Sarma had called him ‘Mian’ He has also expressed deep objection to the talk of paying less money to (Muslim) auto drivers. He asked whether such language befits the Chief Minister of a state? According to Owaisi, such rhetoric not only creates division in the society but also hurts the dignity of the constitutional post.

‘Theocratic’ Claim of moving towards the nation

And Vande Mataram controversy: While expressing his views on national issues, Owaisi said ‘Vande Mataram’ Also commented on the use of. He clarified that singing the national anthem is not a ‘test of one’s loyalty’ Should not be used as. Taking aim at the BJP and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, he alleged that their current working style was turning the country into a ‘theocratic’ one. Can push towards becoming a (theocratic) nation.

What did Owaisi say on General Naravane’s book?

On the obstacles being faced in the functioning of Parliament, Owaisi said that when the House does not run smoothly, the ruling party directly benefits from it. He met retired former army chief General M.M. Naravane’s book was also mentioned.

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Let us tell you that during the discussion on the President’s address in the Lok Sabha, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi had mentioned the “pre-print” of Naravane’s memoirs. Tried to say something to the edition, which was strongly opposed by the ruling party. Owaisi stressed that the document was a public record and the government had not refuted what the former army chief had written. However, in this case, the Lok Sabha Speaker ruled that unpublished literature should not be used in the House.