By Admin 
As Bihar assembly elections are approaching, political rhetoric is increasing. Meanwhile, Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind General Secretary Niaz Farooqui, in a special conversation with ABP News, has raised serious questions on the Central Government and the Election Commission.
Farooqui said that Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind strongly opposes the way statements are being made during Bihar elections regarding the population of Muslims and infiltrators. He has appealed to the Prime Minister and the Home Minister to avoid such statements which create division in the society.
Questions raised on Election Commission regarding SIR
Farooqui also raised questions on the voter list of Bihar and said that names of about 50 lakh voters have been removed from the voter list, this is a big matter. It seems that all this was done to influence the elections. Farooqui alleged that the names of these 50 lakh voters were removed so that power could be gained.
He said that if there were 50 lakh fake voters then the Election Commission was the one to add them to the voter list. Why did the Commission not take action when fake names were being added? This clearly means that there has been a reshuffle in the voter list to gain power.
‘The truth behind the figures is a political stunt’
On the issue of infiltrators, Farooqui said that Muslims are being targeted again and again. He said that when the same issue was raised in Assam, it was proved in the court that the truth behind the figures was something else. This is just a political stunt. Farooqui said that elections in Bihar should not be held on caste and religion, but on issues like development, employment and education.
On the recent statements of Asaduddin Owaisi, he said that he is the leader of a political party, we are not associated with any party, hence will not comment on his words, but will definitely say that why can’t the son of a Muslim become the Chief Minister or Prime Minister in this country? If the population of Muslims in the country is 15 percent then they should also get their 15 percent rights. If this right is not given then questions are bound to arise.
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