Congress candidate for Hyderabad Sameer Waliullah and Mahila Congress president Sunita Rao campaigning in Hyderabad.
Congress candidate for the Hyderabad Lok Sabha constituency, Mohammed Waliullah Sameer puzzled what is making Home Minister Amit Shah refer to the times of ‘liberation’ of Hyderabad from ‘Razakars’ when nearly all of the Hyderabad’s present inhabitants has not skilled 70-year previous occasions both first hand or have any relevance to the Parliament elections.
“Why is this divisive narrative being promoted by the Union Home Minister,” he requested at a press convention whereas condemning such makes an attempt to sow seeds of hatred in society. He criticised Mr. Shah’s use of the time period ‘Razakars’ to incite communal pressure, calling it irresponsible and deceptive. “Razakars ceased to exist in September 1948 when Hyderabad merged with the Indian Union. This rhetoric distorts history and diverts attention from the real issues facing Hyderabad today,” he stated.
Mr. Waliullah Sameer identified that the Old City is house to folks from varied communities — Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, and others — who share frequent points that require sensible options. Yet, Shah’s transient handle failed to point out these urgent issues. He stated as a Congress candidate his focus was on addressing the grievances of the frequent folks and his agenda could be growth, job creation, training, healthcare that impression the day by day lives.
Mr. Sameer Waliullah alleged that Mr. Amit Shah’s go to was primarily supposed to profit AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi. “Amit Shah’s provocative speech bolsters a Hindu-Muslim narrative, which aids AIMIM in winning elections. BJP and AIMIM appear to be feeding off each other’s divisive rhetoric, as AIMIM, in return, helps the BJP by not contesting the Goshamahal seat in Assembly elections or other crucial seats in the Lok Sabha elections,” he asserted.