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Mayawati was referring to the sedition charges slapped by the UP BJP government against 14 Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) students and the NSA imposed on Muslims on charges of cow slaughter in MP.
BSP chief Mayawati (Photo: Facebook)
The BJP government in Uttar Pradesh and the Congress regime in Madhya Pradesh are examples of “state terror” and should be condemned, BSP chief Mayawati said on Thursday.
Her strong statement came after 14 Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) students were booked for sedition on Tuesday night and the Madhya Pradesh government imposed the National Security Act (NSA) on Muslims on charges of cow slaughter earlier in the month.
“Congress government in MP like BJP slapped atrocious NSA against Muslims for cow slaughter. Now the Uttar Pradesh BJP government has booked 14 AMU students under notorious sedition charges. Both are examples of state terror and condemnable,” Mayawati said in a statement issued here.
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“People should decide what is the difference between the Congress and BJP governments,” she added.
In Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, 14 students, including the AMU students union chief, were booked under sedition charges after some students and a TV channel crew got into an altercation over reports of a visit by AIMIM lawmaker Asaduddin Owaisi.
In Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, authorities slapped NSA and jailed three Muslim men for allegedly killing a cow in Khandwa earlier this month.
The strong remarks come barely two months after the BSP pledged its support to the Congress in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections “to keep BJP out of power”, making it the single-largest party in the state.
Mayawati said that even though BSP does not agree with many of the Congress policies, it will support the grand old party in Madhya Pradesh “to keep BJP out of power”.
(With PTI inputs)
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