Adil Hasan, the national spokesperson of Asaduddin Owaisi’s party AIMIM, has fiercely attacked the Muslim leaders of the Grand Alliance on the issue of less amount being presented in the budget for minority welfare. He has said that all the Muslim leaders of RJD and Congress were silent on the budget.

Adil Hasan said that yesterday on Friday, these leaders have betrayed the community on the minority budget in the Legislative Council. By not asking questions, not by raising voice. Be it Abdul Barik Siddiqui or Qari Shoaib, whenever the issue of backward classes and minorities is raised, it is Majlis that stands tall.

Call to ask questions to all parties

He said that you can ask questions, no matter which party the leader belongs to. Ask Majlis also, but also other parties which win with the votes of Muslims but do nothing on their issues. Ask questions on the basis of facts, ask with responsibility, ask to fix responsibility.

‘Don’t say anything about Muslims’

Adil Hasan said that these people only work to abuse AIMIM. You can abuse us with gusto, but also raise the issue of minority in the House. When you take votes from them, then say something in the House for their benefit also. But these people do not say anything on Muslim-Dalit.

All AIMIM MLAs raised issues

He claimed, “All five AIMIM MLAs, including our state president Akhtarul Iman, have raised the issue of minorities in the House. Be it the issue of erosion, education or any other issue, they have raised their voice in the House for their welfare.”

Why are Muslim leaders of RJD-Congress silent – ​​Adil

Adil Hasan said, “But all the Muslim leaders of RJD and Congress remained silent. Jamakhan is a Muslim, but he is a minister in the government, so he cannot say anything. But what has happened to the Muslim leaders of RJD and Congress? They only know how to take minority votes.”

stir in political circles

This statement of Adil Hasan has created a stir in the political circles of Bihar. Now a reaction is expected from the leaders of the Grand Alliance. There is a serious allegation against the opposition parties that they take votes of minorities but do not raise their voice in the House on their issues.