Mumbai Before the UP Assembly Elections, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has raised the political temperature of the state in the pink season by firing a big political arrow. While talking about the party's preparations and strategy for the upcoming elections at a press conference in Mumbai, Owaisi strongly advocated the political representation of the Muslim community. Along with this, he also expressed his opinion on the Aurangzeb controversy.
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Owaisi's sharp political attack on 'Abdul'
On the question of possible alliances and number of seats in view of the UP Assembly Elections, Owaisi said that the answers to all these questions will soon be revealed to everyone. Making a significant comment on the political participation of the Muslim community, he said, “Why should Abdul (a reference commonly used for the Muslim community) be left just to make a puncture? He can also become the Chief Minister.
Owaisi further stressed that his party is continuously working in this direction and is making all efforts to ensure that Muslims get more seats in the Assembly than before and their representation increases.
Responded to the allegations of BJP's 'B-Team'
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Owaisi hit back at BJP's 'B-team' allegations against his party. He said that making such allegations against his party is just the work of his opponents. He pointed out that while some people label them as the 'B-team', the reality is quite the opposite. BJP and other opposition parties actually make special and deliberate strategies to defeat their party's candidates at the grassroots level.
Owaisi said that this pattern is repeated not only in one place but in every state. To strengthen his point, he also gave the example of Imtiaz Jaleel, who recently lost the election by a very narrow margin of only 1,400 votes.
Gave advice on Aurangzeb controversy, said – leave the past behind
Owaisi also expressed his views on the war of words going on in Maharashtra and other parts of the country over the name of Aurangzeb for the last few days. Describing such controversies as unnecessary, he said that digging up dead bodies i.e. digging up issues of the past is always harmful.
He said that if we really want to move towards a 'developed India', we cannot continue to remain entangled in historical issues. He laid special emphasis on the fact that to realize the vision of a strong and developed India, now is the time when we should leave the past behind and move forward.