Murshidabad violence: The violence that erupted against the Waqf law in Murshidabad, West Bengal put the Mamta government in the circle of questions. In this case, the opposition party BJP leaders allege that CM Mamata Banerjee is not able to handle the law and order of the state, the central government in the state should take off the army. At the same time, when AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi, who talked about the rights of Muslims, was questioned on the Murshidabad violence, he kept silence by saying that he is not a spokesperson of the West Bengal government.
In fact, the protest of the Waqf Amendment Act took the form of violence in the Muslim -dominated Mursidabad district on Friday after the prayers of Jumme. During the violence, dozens of houses and shops were targeted and police vans and many other vehicles were set on fire. During this time three people were killed, while 17 people, including 15 policemen, were also injured. In this case, Mamata Banerjee's party TMC and BJP are accusing each other of inciting violence. When a news agency questioned Owaisi on this issue, he said, 'I am not a spokesperson of the West Bengal government. The Bengal government is many better people who can answer this question.
During this, Owaisi targeted the BJP fiercely. He said that bulldozer action is not talked about in Maharashtra. When India-Pakistan cricket match took place, a bulldozer was run at the house of a 14-year-old child by saying that the slogan was raised. He said that we have been condemning and will continue to do violence. The performance should be with peace.
AIMIM Chief said, 'We appeal to PM Modi, consider this Waqf law again. PM is making a law that is against the Constitution. He said that PM is imposing his ideology on the country. Your ideology should be Indian nationalism and constitution. He raised the question and said that what is good for Hindus and Sikhs, how can it be called bad for Muslims?
