Inshallah hum milke ladte rahinge, says KCR on BRS-AIMIM relationship - Watch
The All india Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) are friendly parties, according to telangana chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao, who made this declaration on Sunday. He slammed individuals who refer to AIMIM as the BJP's B-team, claiming that they are actually fighting for Muslim rights. He added that Congress's allocation between 2004 and 2014 was Rs. 925 crores, which is less than BRS's annual allocation. Inshallah, hum milke ladte rahenge, he stated in reference to the ties between BRS and AIMIM.
In addition, kcr stated that BRS is a secular party and that it is friends with AIMIM. The parties will be cordial going forward, he noted. AIMIM Floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi had earlier said that telangana has established itself as a model for the whole country with its "inclusive" economy and nine years without intercommunal unrest.
Bulldozers were utilised in a few states to destroy the homes of the poor, but in telangana, the homeless and destitute were given access to double-bedroom homes. This was how telangana was different from other states, he said. He attacked the Congress, asserting that since independence, riots have caused Muslims in the nation to suffer, citing the episodes in Ajmer, Bhendi, and other places.
In addition, kcr stated that BRS is a secular party and that it is friends with AIMIM. The parties will be cordial going forward, he noted. AIMIM Floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi had earlier said that telangana has established itself as a model for the whole country with its "inclusive" economy and nine years without intercommunal unrest.
Bulldozers were utilised in a few states to destroy the homes of the poor, but in telangana, the homeless and destitute were given access to double-bedroom homes. This was how telangana was different from other states, he said. He attacked the Congress, asserting that since independence, riots have caused Muslims in the nation to suffer, citing the episodes in Ajmer, Bhendi, and other places.