Nishikant dubey on asaduddin owaisi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and MP Nishikant Dubey has given a big statement about AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi in an interview given to a YouTube channel. He said that Owaisi is his old friend, but the ideologies of both are completely different, such as two banks of the river, which can never be found.

Unity from Owaisi on national security, differences on other issues
Nishikant Dubey said that “Owaisi and my ideologies are different, but we are united on issues like national security, fear, hunger, poverty and corruption. Owaisi is more aggressive than me on these subjects.” He clarified that both the views on matters like internal issues, especially Waqf Board are completely opposite. While Owaisi advocates for giving special rights to the Muslim community, Dubey calls himself a pouring opponent.

Reaction to ‘Jai Palestine’ slogan

In the interview, when he was asked that Owaisi gave the slogan of ‘Jai Palestine, Jai Bhima’ during the swearing -in and now he has changed his perception towards Owaisi? On this, Dubey said that it was unfair during the oath to say “Jai Palestine”, he should not have said so. However, he also added that the Government of India recognizes ‘Two Nation Theory’ since 1948, in which both Israel and Palestine are different countries. He made it clear that India is opposed to Hamas, not Palestine.

Friendship continues despite political differences

Nishikant Dubey said that his friendship with Owaisi is already and still persists, but there is a big difference in ideology. He said that “The difference is that Owaisi does Pro-Muslim politics and the aggression in it is uncomfortable many times.” He further said that he and Owaisi can never agree on issues like internal affairs like Waqf Board or Muslim Reservation.

Both leaders stayed together in foreign tour

During the interview, when he was asked that he and Owaisi were together in a foreign delegation recently, what is the relationship? To this, Dubey replied, “I already said, both of us are completely unanimous on issues like national security. Owaisi is more vocal than me there. We both stand together on such issues.”

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