Senior BJP leader and former Union Minister, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Monday took strong exception to allegations that the Centre was using hatred as a political weapon and accused the Opposition parties of lending support to ‘conspirators’ and ‘cyber conspiracy syndicates’.
Naqvi, who came to his native village Bhadari to attend Muharram, while talking to media here, said the dedicated and committed workers who made BJP from zero to hero have seen many such ups and downs.
We have to remain cautious of the ‘caucus of conspiracies’ which wants to malign India’s inclusivity, said the senior BJP leader.
Naqvi stated that the problem of population explosion is not of any religion, but of the country, and it is not right to associate it with caste and religion.
Singh, a leader of the ruling NDA’s ally, Janata Dal (United), was denied a ticket to the Rajya Sabha for another term by his party and will cease to be a parliamentarian from Friday.
Interestingly, Union Minority Affairs Minister, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, who is in Rajya Sabha from Jharkhand, is not on this list. His Rajya Sabha term will end in July this year.
Naqvi also alleged that the Indian American Muslim Council was implicated even in the Tripura riots last year.
Naqvi said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is taking the country forward on the "Highway of Good Governance" by demolishing the "Speed Breaker of Cut, Commission, Corruption, Crime and Communalism".
As per Census 2011, the population of the Parsi community stood at 57264. This showed a general trend of the declining population of the Parsi community.
Naqvi said, "Hunar Haat" receives the prestigious India International Trade Fair, 2021 Silver Medal for strengthening commitment to “Vocal for Local” and its strong presence at the Trade Fair.
