Asaduddin Owaisi cried in Gujarat rally, appealed to the people of Jamalpur
Gujarat Election 2022 / Asaduddin Owaisi cried in Gujarat rally, appealed to the people of Jamalpur
Gujarat Election 2022 - Asaduddin Owaisi cried in Gujarat rally, appealed to the people of Jamalpur
Gujarat Election 2022 : AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi, famous for his outspoken speech in election rallies, had arrived in Jamalpur on Friday to rally. During this, he suddenly cried while seeking votes for his party's candidate Sabir. Crying, Owaisi appealed to the people to make Sabir win so that injustice is not done to any Bilkis here again.
What did emotional Owaisi say?Asaduddin Owaisi was in Jamalpur during campaigning for the second phase of Gujarat elections and during this he was seeking votes for his party's candidate Sabir. While giving a speech at the rally, Owaisi prayed that Allah should give victory to Sabir. But suddenly Asaduddin Owaisi became emotional while praying. Crying Asaduddin Owaisi prayed that Sabir should win so that incidents like Bilkis Bano do not happen again. Owaisi did not stop here. Recently, he also linked the case of beating stone pelters in Garba with sticks in public.
Owaisi's attack on opponentsOwaisi's focus is currently on Gujarat elections and MCD elections in Delhi. He is a constant attacker on the opponents. Recently, Owaisi had said that in February 2020, when riots took place in North-East Delhi, CM Kejriwal had disappeared. He was against the protest against the amended Citizenship Act (CAA) in Shaheen Bagh. When people were battling with the corona virus. Worried about oxygen and beds in the hospital, the Delhi CM blamed Tablighi Jamaat for the spread of Covid-19. He maligned Tablighi Jamaat.
Owaisi's reply to the oppositionWhen the opposition told AIMIM to be BJP's 'B' team, Owaisi said that his party does not help BJP to win, but AAP and Congress do. However, they allege that BJP is benefiting because of Owaisi. Owaisi asked the Muslim community to vote for AIMIM candidates and form their own leadership.