Chief Mufti Responds Sharply to Imran Masoods Statements, Accuses Congress of Spreading Hatred
Chief Mufti Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain criticizes Congress MP Imran Masood, accusing the party of fostering division and hatred in society.
Aligarh, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : Chief Mufti Maulana Chaudhary Ifrahim Hussain has issued a strong rebuttal to Congress MP Imran Masood’s recent statements, accusing the party of sowing seeds of hatred and division in the country. During a press conference in Aligarh, the Mufti criticized Congress for its alleged role in creating societal discord and keeping the populace in darkness.
He questioned the party’s criticism of the Election Commission, suggesting that Congress should reflect on its own policies and past decisions rather than blaming others. According to the Mufti, until Congress changes its divisive strategies, it will struggle to regain political strength.
In response to Masood’s remarks, Maulana Hussain emphasized the need for thorough research and investigation into the issues at hand. He asserted that Congress has historically contributed to many of the challenges facing the nation today. The Mufti accused the party of weakening the country and fostering division through its policies, which he claims have perpetuated hatred.
He also directed his criticism towards Imran Masood, stating that the MP himself has been involved in spreading animosity. The Mufti highlighted that Congress has instigated controversies surrounding religious sites, contributing to societal rifts. He maintained that the party’s actions have distanced communities and undermined national unity.
Addressing Masood’s comments about the Election Commission, Maulana Hussain defended the integrity of the institution. He urged Congress to reconsider its approach and focus on its own disjointed policies before attacking others. The Mufti pointed out that Congress’s historical strategies aimed at subjugating the weaker sections of society are no longer viable.
He concluded by stating that Congress must either reform its policies or face a bleak political future. The Mufti’s remarks reflect a broader critique of the party’s past and its impact on the nation’s social fabric.
