Owaisi Challenges BJP's 'Vote Jihad' Narrative Amidst Maratha Quota Debate

AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi criticized the BJP for its 'vote jihad' remarks during a campaign in Maharashtra's Aurangabad Central constituency. He accused the ruling party of diverting from key issues like farmer suicides and called for unity among Marathas, Muslims, and Dalits, amidst ongoing debates over Maratha reservations.

In a fiery address, AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi lambasted the BJP over its controversial 'vote jihad' remarks. Questioning the party's rhetoric, Owaisi urged for consistency in their diplomatic language, especially when engaging with Arab nations.

While canvassing in Aurangabad Central, Owaisi highlighted urgent issues such as the alarming rate of farmer suicides in Maharashtra, accusing the ruling party of ignoring such critical matters and instead targeting specific communities.

Owaisi emphasized the importance of unity among diverse communities in Maharashtra, as debates surrounding the Maratha quota continue. The Hyderabad MP's remarks come amid tensions in the region, with allegations of vote manipulation surfacing ahead of the November assembly elections.

(With inputs from agencies.)