Wednesday, 5 December 2018

Owaisi's condition is thin in Telangana, fear of losing Hyderabad

0


AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi gave a speech only a short distance from the historic Charminar in Hyderabad. In front of thousands of supporters, he announced that no government can support any party in Telangana without supporting him.

He said, "If only with 37 MLAs, HD Kumaraswamy can become Chief Minister of Karnataka, why can not I become the Chief Minister of my state?" With the announcement of Akbaruddin Owaisi, the crowd present there fiercely applauded.


Along with this announcement of the Owece, the market of discussions on all sides has become hot. People think that perhaps after election results in Telangana, Akbaruddin's elder brother, i.e. AIMIM supremo Asaduddin Owaisi, comes in the role of Kingmaker. But supporters believe that Akbaruddin is just giving such statements to loot praise. Whereas ground reality is something else. This time his party is getting a tough challenge in assembly elections. AIMIM had seven legislators in Telangana assembly and this time Asaduddin Owaisi's party is contesting on 8 seats.

Altaf Ali Khan, who runs the shop near Charminar, says, "Two months ago, things were in the rights of the party of Asaduddin Owaisi. But now things have changed. It seems that they did not understand the electoral equation properly. The party is getting tough competition in three out of seven seats. To remain an effective party in Hyderabad, they have to win all the seven seats. "


Political experts also agree with Ali Khan's sayings. They say that this is a fight for AIMIM or a fight to kill Charminar, Malakpet and Nampalli seats. Congress and TDP coalition have been named 'Mahakutami'. Congress and TDP have fielded three big candidates from here. These are candidates who can challenge Asaduddin Owaisi on every front.

TDP candidate Muzaffar Ali Khan from Malakpet is in the ground. Feroze Khan of Congress is contesting from Nampally. While Mohammed Gauss from Congress, Charminar is challenging everyone. Political analyst Syed Sajjadul Hasan told News 18 that this is going to be a tough fight for two to three seats this time.

Hassan said, "I can not say that AIMIM is losing. But if they take the fight in all the seven seats, then the victory margin will not be much. The strategy of the election campaign has also changed. Now the parties are talking about development, not religion. "


Political scholars believe that if AIMIM supports Chandrashekhar Rao's party (TRS) of the Chief Minister, then it can be both the advantages or disadvantages of the deal.

Says Mubashiruddin, senior journalist of Hyderabad, "Muslims feel that KCR is with BJP in Delhi. While here they are getting support from AIMIM. For the first time many Muslims are raising questions on the Asaduddin Owaisi's Commitment. "

Asaduddin Owaisi rejects claims of being the agent of BJP. They believe that it is not necessary that those who are against BJP also contest the elections under the leadership of the Congress. He said, "Let Rahul Gandhi win 120 seats in the coming Lok Sabha elections, we will fight with BJP, we do not need them."

In Hyderabad, the number of Hindus is higher than Muslims. According to the new data, 52% of the 7 assembly seats are Hindu while 46-48% of Muslims are Muslims. In the last elections, AIMIM has always tied up with other big parties here. AIMIM has always won the victory due to the division of Hindu votes between Congress and TDP. But this time circumstances are different.

In Telangana, BJP is not dominated. But despite this, the party is spreading strongly around Hyderabad. It is believed that BJP is working to distribute the votes of people against TRS and AIMIM so that Chandrababu Naidu is defeated. Let me tell you that apart from BJP, Naidu has aligned with the Congress.

BJP is expected to win five seats here. Political scholars believe that BJP can win at least three seats. There is usually 65 percent voting in Hyderabad. It is being said that if there is more voting then there may be damage to AIMIM.


No comments:

Post a Comment