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RAJOURI NOV 06:-Senior Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader, Mohd Farooq Inqlabi, has strongly condemned the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for its ongoing anti-Muslim policies, accusing the party of deliberately creating disturbances across the country.
In a statement issued today, Inqlabi expressed deep concern over a series of legislative actions that he believes are aimed at marginalizing the Muslim community. He specifically mentioned the controversial Waqf property law, the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), and the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) as key examples of BJP’s policies that, according to him, undermine the rights of Muslims and promote division within the nation.
Inqlabi stated, “The BJP is intentionally sowing seeds of discord and unrest in our country by passing laws that target the Muslim community. These policies are not just discriminatory but are designed to destabilize the peace and harmony that our nation has long been known for. The Waqf property law, CAA, and the proposed UCC are all part of a larger agenda to weaken the rights of Muslims and suppress their religious and cultural identity.”
He further added, “Muslims in India are well aware of the BJP’s true intentions. We have seen through their divisive rhetoric and policies that aim to polarize the nation on communal lines. The Muslim community will not be fooled by these tactics, and we will continue to resist these laws and policies with all our might.”
Inqlabi concluded by urging the government to reconsider these policies and instead focus on uniting the people of India, regardless of their religion, caste, or creed, for the greater good of the nation.
He called upon the people of Jammu and Kashmir and the rest of the country to remain vigilant and stand up against any attempts to undermine communal harmony and the inclusive fabric of Indian society.







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