Akbar shatters Modi’s accusation on the number of Muslim families

AIMIM MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi blasted the Prime Minister for comparing Muslims in India to infiltrators, calling them “ghuspetiya” and “people with many children.” He also mentioned the siblings of BJP and RSS officials. When he said that these leaders had six or seven siblings, many responded by saying that Muslims had more kids. “We belong to this nation, this nation is ours and will be ours,” said Akbar.

During the Lok Sabha election campaign, Akbar Owaisi challenged if it was appropriate for the prime minister of a nation of 140 crore people to refer to Muslims in such a derogatory manner. “What will people now call PM Modi, who they used to refer to as ‘bhadkau (provoking) bhaijaan’?” he said.

Akbar went on to say, “Are we Muslims infiltrators and people with lots of kids? What number of siblings did former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee have? Vajpayee and his siblings numbered seven, and Muslims are known for having a large family, he said mockingly.

In addition, Akbar said that Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister, and Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, both have seven siblings. There are six of them total: PM Narendra Modi and his siblings. Assam chairman Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has seven siblings, RSS chairman Mohan Bhagwat has four, and VHP’s Ashok Singhal has seven. And according to PM Modi, Muslims have a large number of children.

The Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Golconda Fort, Jama Masjid, and Charminar are all gifts to this country from us, he said. We have adorned this country. We don’t act as spies.Ye mulk humara tha, humara hai, humara rahega, he cried out. This country was, is, and always will be ours. Muslims are the ones who will be buried on the country’s territory.

Comparing China’s extraordinary development rate over the previous several decades, Akbar bemoaned the fact that India, the world’s most populous country, is not capitalizing on the demographic dividend or the immense potential of its young.

He continued, saying, “We don’t engage in communalism or bigotry. The Majlis headquarters in Darussalam is always available to everyone, including Sikhs, Hindus, Christians, Parsis, and others who reject God.

In addition, Akbar stressed the value of voting throughout his address, emphasizing that each and every vote counts. He remembered that a new election was ordered after the Vajpayee administration lost by a just one vote. “On May 13, when voting takes place, please vote for the candidate you believe is the best,” he urged.

When Akbar confronted the Prime Minister on Tuesday about the Muslims being referred to as “Ghuspetiya,” he was informed that many members of Parliament, including Ali Khan Chowdary, Asad Madani, Sultan Salahuddin Owaisi, Farooq Abdullah, and Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, were Muslims. He questioned, “If they were ghuspetiya, how did they become MPs?”

“These ghuspeti are Fakruddin Ali Ahmed, Zakir Hussain, Najma Heptulla, Sikander Bakth of the BJP, Mukhtar Abbas Naqwi, Shahnawaz Hussain, and Zafar Alam,” he said.

“I’ve been an MLA for the last 25 years, and I just won a sixth term. Do I also qualify as a ghuspeti? This demonstrates the PM’s desire to divide and govern the nation. Additionally, Akbar said, “and to split 20 crore Muslims in the name of mob lynching, hijab ban, bulldozer, and love jihad.”

Earlier, PM Modi said that the opposition party will provide the country’s riches to those with more children at a campaign event in Rajasthan on Sunday, comparing Muslims to infiltrators. Both nationally and globally, anger has been generated by Modi’s remarks, with worries expressed on the possibility of inciting violence against Muslims.