BJP Responds to Owaisis Claims, Critiques Sonia Gandhis Book
BJPs R.P. Singh defends welfare schemes for Muslims and critiques Sonia Gandhis new book, addressing various political issues.
New Delhi, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : R.P. Singh, the national spokesperson for the BJP, has responded to comments made by AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi, while also addressing various political matters, including Sonia Gandhi’s recent book.
Singh emphasized that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s welfare initiatives, Muslims receive a fair share of benefits. He noted that while Muslims constitute 14% of the population, they receive 30 to 32% of the welfare benefits. “No one is being left out,” he stated, adding that electoral outcomes will depend on who secures victory in the elections.
Regarding Sonia Gandhi’s book, Singh described it as an attempt to absolve the Congress party of its past mistakes. He criticized her for placing blame on deceased individuals, particularly regarding the Emergency period, rather than taking responsibility.
On the topic of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) announced by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Singh expressed that there is a nationwide desire for UCC implementation, as it would grant equal rights to Muslim women.
In response to comments from TMC MP Kirti Azad about not visiting the Ram Temple due to the Agnipariksha of Sita, Singh remarked that such sentiments reflect a deep-seated animosity towards Lord Ram, indicative of Mamata Banerjee’s influence.
Singh also commented on Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav’s planned visit to Ram Lalla, suggesting he should apologize for past actions against Ram devotees, referring to incidents of violence against them.
Additionally, discussions surrounding a potential merger of the two factions within the NCP were addressed, with Singh stating it is an internal matter for the parties to resolve.
