Owaisi Likens UP Government Orders to Hitler

AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi compared Uttar Pradesh government's orders to display names of eatery owners on Kanwar Yatra route to Hitler's policies. The Supreme Court stayed the orders, and Owaisi criticized hate speech against Muslims and false claims about 'Bangladeshi infiltrators' in Jharkhand. He questioned BJP’s silence on Pakistan-origin terrorism.

AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday condemned the recent orders by the Uttar Pradesh government, likening them to policies from Hitler's era. He was addressing a public meeting at Kodangal in Telangana.

Owaisi pointed out that the Supreme Court had stayed these orders. He argued that such mandates, which require the display of names of eatery owners along the Kanwar Yatra route, echoed the discriminatory tactics used by Hitler against Jews in Germany.

Owaisi also spoke against the increasing trend of demolishing homes of Muslims and spreading hate against them. He disputed BJP MP Nishikant Dubey’s claims about the decline in Adivasi population due to 'Bangladeshi infiltrators', clarifying that Jharkhand does not share a border with Bangladesh. He further questioned why BJP is not naming Pakistan as the source of terrorist activities, despite incidents in Jammu.