Shaheen Bagh dharna a global conspiracy by Muslim countries against India: BJP MLA

This Shaheen Bagh protest is being staged to divide the country, says Bairia MLA Surendra Singh

February 22, 2020 05:50 pm | Updated November 28, 2021 11:28 am IST - Ballia

Muslim women during a protest against the CAA, NRC at Shaheen Bagh in New Delhi.

Muslim women during a protest against the CAA, NRC at Shaheen Bagh in New Delhi.

BJP’s outspoken Bairia MLA Surendra Singh has described the ongoing anti-CAA protest at Shaheen Bagh in New Delhi as a global conspiracy by Muslim countries to “divide the country“.

The Shaheen Bagh protest against the CAA and proposed NRC is a conspiracy sponsored by Muslim countries at the global level, Mr. Singh told reporters here on Friday night.

 

“This dharna is being staged to divide the country,” he added.

Prone to making controversial statements, he also attacked All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaddudin Owaisi and described him as an “enemy of the country".

“The internal feelings of Owaisi are against India. In reality, Owaisi is the enemy of the country. Though he resides here, his feelings and beliefs are pro-Pakistan,” said Mr. Singh.

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“If his DNA test is conducted, it will be proved that like Jinnah, he wants to make India a Muslim country,” said Singh.

The BJP legislator added that senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan had termed Bharat Mata a “dayan”, but he was set right by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and the country’s Constitution.

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“Owaisi too will be set right similarly,” he said.

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