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Before the BMC elections, religious rhetoric has once again intensified in Maharashtra politics. AIMIM leader Syed Imtiaz Jaleel has given a sharp reaction to the controversial statement of BJP leader Navneet Rana. He termed Navneet Rana’s statements as baseless, irresponsible and distracting. This statement came to light recently and after this the turmoil in the politics of the state increased.
AIMIM leader Syed Imtiaz Jaleel said that there is a woman – Navneet Rana who has been with him in the Lok Sabha and after seeing her he understood that such statements are made without any thinking. He said that this woman talks strange things. Jalil referred to Navneet Rana’s statement in which he had said that Muslims produce nineteen children every month and Hindus should also produce more children. Jalil said that there is no logic in such things.
You start it – Syed Imtiaz Jalil
Jalil sarcastically said that Navneet Rana has two children of his own, so he should start from himself. He said that if a woman leader in BJP has nineteen children, then the party should proudly bring them forward. He also expressed surprise at Navneet Rana’s question asked while addressing the public, in which he had asked people who has nineteen children. According to IANS, Jalil said that it is easy to give advice to others but not to follow it yourself. He sarcastically said that if this is done then even Modi ji will be happy that someone is leading.
Malegaon, Maharashtra: Reacting to BJP leader Navneet Rana’s remarks, AIMIM leader Syed Imtiaz Jaleel says, “There is a woman—quite a strange one—who comes up with all kinds of things from nowhere. A few days ago, this woman made a statement saying that Muslims are giving birth… pic.twitter.com/HFKKKFEtj5
— IANS (@ians_india) January 6, 2026
Accused of diverting attention from real issues – Syed Imtiaz Jaleel
Syed Imtiaz Jalil also raised questions on the media and said that after such statements no one asks whether people are getting water or not. He said that it is not asked whether the children’s schools are fine or whether medicines and doctors are available in the hospitals. Real issues like roads, infrastructure and basic facilities are not discussed.
He alleged that on the basis of just one statement the media keeps debating in prime time for several days. Imtiaz Jalil said that now the discussion will continue for three days whether the number of children should be nineteen or four or two, while the real questions of the public are left behind.