Aziz Qureshi said – Muslims were wiped out from Congress: The former governor said – Soft Hindutva is used by Congress now; Owaisi BJP agent
Senior Congress leader and former Governor Aziz Qureshi has attacked his own party. Qureshi said, Muslims have been wiped out from the Congress. I was a member of AICC (All India Congress Committee) since 1972. Today I was also thrown out. I’m not sorry.
Quresheen said at the Minority Congress Workers Conference in Bhopal on Sunday, today the Muslim community is feeling ignored. The body (party’s executive or team) that is formed today, whether it is of the government or the party, Muslims are not getting a place. Be it the Congress party or the Samajwadi Party, soft Hindutva has enveloped them. They have changed the way. Out of 230 MLAs in Madhya Pradesh, 2 MLAs are from Congress, did you shoot? Congress has done us a favor? Qureshi said that we will take away your rights from you by force. We have strength in our arms.
Told Owaisi as agent of BJP. Aziz Qureshi said, Owaisi is an agent of BJP, he is a broker. Where the Congress has to be defeated or the Samajwadi Party has to be defeated, then Owaisi sets up his candidate. You see. He (Owaisi) is a complete broker in Bihar, Maharashtra and other places.
Today the fight between Hey Ram and Jai Siyaram. Aziz Qureshi said, today there is a fight between two things – Hey Ram and Jai Siyaram. When Gandhiji was shot, he said Hey Ram at the last moment. When Godse was caught, he said Jai Siyaram. We will fight against the parties which have turned towards religion, have put on religious garb.
We will fight in Congress only. Qureshi said – We will fight in the Congress party only. Those who want to leave should leave. We will fight in every forum from where we get tickets. We used to have leaders in Bhopal, Sehore, Raisen, here too they were eliminated. Qureshi said that he will not beg from anyone. Whether it is Kamal Nath or Digvijay Singh, I will fight on the ground. As I have called people today, I will call them in future also.
