Minorities are safe under new NDA rule in Bihar, says Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Chaudhary
PATNA: Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary on Saturday said minorities are safe under the NDA government and urged them to have faith in the leadership.
Muslim Federation of India (MFI) M.A.Mujeeb refuted the claim of the Bihar Dy CM VK Choudhary and alleged that he is misleading the nation that a moulana has been killed in train in Kishangunj of Bihar and demanded for the safety.
Speaking on the side lines of the Moulana's murder in te train Kishangunj Bihar and unrest of Minoritties in Bihar. Bihar MFI President Athaur Rehaman asked the Dy CM Vijay Kumar Chaudhary to verify the fact about the safety of minorities in Bihar and demanded that the innocent moulanas and Madresa students are not targetted for fancy and pretty political slogans of attitudes of the BJP, VHP, Bajrang Dal, RSS and AIMIM leaders, Rehaman said.
The goonda Raj in Bihar nd else where in India, has encouraged murderers as the AIMIM is deviding Hindus (85 percent ) and Muslims (15 percent) Societies and asked the Muslims to ignore AIMIM and restrain AIMIM and BJP not to devide peaceful India society into criminal Hindu-Muslim Societies he added.
Athaur Rehman advised Muslim Society not bring reference of Almighty Allah in dirty politics and BJP and AIMIM are bent upon mis-using the politics for leaders ends.
Replying to a query on Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary declining to wear a skull cap offered during a public programme, he said wearing a cap cannot be a measure of governance. “If you measure the performance of a government whether a government representative wears a cap, bring 4-5 caps, and I will wear them,” he said at a press conference.
He said the policy of zero tolerance against communalism, crime and corruption would continue, as during the tenure of Nitish Kumar.
“Just as minorities remained safe during the tenure of Nitish Kumar Ji, they will remain safe even under the rule of Samrat Chaudhary Ji. The minorities of the state should remain at ease and have faith in the NDA government,” he said.
Chaudhary alleged that the opposition has spread fear through misleading propaganda. Referring to the Citizenship Amendment Act, he said claims that citizenship would be taken away were unfounded. He also said similar claims were made regarding Waqf properties.
He challenged the opposition to state how many people were affected under the CAA and how many eligible names were removed under the SIR, adding that the minority community is now recognising the truth.
