Amit Shah Accuses Congress of Anti-OBC Policies Ahead of Haryana Elections

Union Home Minister Amit Shah charged the Congress with neglecting backward classes and vowed that the BJP would protect their reservations in Haryana. Addressing a 'Backward Classes Samman Sammelan,' Shah criticized Congress for its history of opposing OBC reservation and assured support from the BJP-led government.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has accused the Congress of being anti-backward classes, asserting that if they rise to power in Haryana, reservations for these communities would be revoked and handed to Muslims.

Speaking at a 'Backward Classes Samman Sammelan,' Shah referenced the Kaka Kalelkar and Mandal Commissions to highlight Congress' longstanding opposition to OBC reservations.

Shah promised that the BJP would not allow Muslim reservations in Haryana, ensuring the protection of backward class rights, and predicted a full-majority BJP government in the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections.

(With inputs from agencies.)