All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul المسلمين (AIMIM) Chief Asaduddin Owaisi has made a bold prediction, stating that his party's candidates will emerge victorious as MLAs and write a new chapter in Uttar Pradesh's political landscape. Emphasizing growing public support, Owaisi expressed confidence that voters are increasingly placing their trust in AIMIM.
Direct Attack on Samajwadi Party and BJP
Targeting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and SP Chief Akhilesh Yadav, Owaisi alleged that both leaders are engaged in a mutual 'shadow boxing' match. He argued that while superficial political rhetoric dominates, pressing issues like thousands of crores worth of alleged scams in Ayodhya are being sidelined, and the SIT report remains out of the public domain.
Questioning the historical treatment of minorities by the Samajwadi Party, Owaisi remarked that generations of Muslims built the party and made Mulayam Singh 'Netaji', yet neglected regions like Azamgarh failed to receive proper developmental attention compared to places like Saifai.
Addressing Alliances and International Concerns
Responding to accusations of distancing AIMIM from protests in Delhi, Owaisi questioned why other political factions expect joint platforms when they refuse formal political dialogue. He reiterated that he was the first to raise concerns regarding the Election Commission. Regarding electoral alliances, he noted that details would be shared publicly as soon as a final decision is reached.
Additionally, expressing deep grief over a recent incident at Riyadh Airport, Owaisi noted that an abrupt attack claimed several lives, leaving a family from Hyderabad injured. He expressed hope that the Indian government would extend all possible assistance to the affected citizens.
'The Freelance' independently verifies claims based on political statements and interviews. This report summarizes ongoing political discussions. Media Credits: Respective News Channels / Creators.
States & Regional Bureau, The Freelance
Verified Editorial DeskState Affairs & Grassroots Reporting Bureau
Delivering verified, on-the-ground reporting on state governance, regional development, grassroots public challenges, and local administrative reforms across India. We are committed to unbiased, factual journalism based on verified agencies, official statements, and on-the-ground correspondents.







