AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi’s remarks came days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the INDIA-bloc over the reservations issue and accused it of doing "slavery" and "mujra" for the Muslim vote bank.
Reacting over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “opposition performing mujra for vote bank" remark, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Monday said the PM was doing disco dance with China when the latter’s troops reportedly captured around 2,000 square kilometres of the Indian territory.
Taking to micro-blogging site—X, Owaisi shared a snippet of an election rally he addressed in Bihar's Patliputra Lok Sabha constituency on Sunday and recalled the PM’s words in the same region last week when he had accused the opposition of performing 'mujra' for Muslims engaging in "vote jihad".
"@narendramodi Ji, you talked about Mujra, so Asaduddin Owaisi wants to ask you that for the last 3 years, China has occupied 2 thousand square kilometers of Indian land, Modi ji, you are not removing China, so were you doing Disco Dancing with China?" Owaisi said.
"Is this the type of language the prime minister should use? Does Modi think we do not have mouth to speak? (humaare munh mein zabaan nahin hai kya)," Owaisi said.
"The Citizenship (Amendment) Act was brought to disenfranchise Muslims and Modi kept doing Bhangra on the issue. Also, at Dharm Sansad (Hindu congregations) all sorts of offensive remarks are made about Muslims, especially our mothers and sisters. But Modi has been content doing Bharatnatyam on the issue," he said.
His remarks came days after Modi attacked the INDIA bloc over the reservations issue and accused it of doing "slavery" and "mujra" for the Muslim vote bank.
"I am giving the guarantee to Bihar, SC, ST, OBC communities, till Modi is alive, I will not let them snatch away their rights. For Modi, the Constitution is supreme, for Modi, Babasaheb Ambedkar's sentiments are supreme... if the INDI alliance wants to accept the servitude of their vote bank, they are free to do so...if they want to perform mujra (dance), they are free to do...,” Modi had said.