Former Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi stated that the Indian armed forces had completely dismantled the ‘territory of terrorism,’ asserting that Pakistan would remember the consequences for generations. Criticizing the Congress and Samajwadi Party, Naqvi accused them of deception, claiming the public repeatedly rejected their influence. He attributed the failures of these parties to their misunderstanding of democracy. Naqvi also addressed the BJP’s stance on Muslims, highlighting the party’s developmental efforts without discrimination. He urged for an end to intolerance and untouchability towards the BJP, emphasizing the party’s significance. Naqvi cautioned against so-called pseudo-secular groups and their communal tactics. He accused those opposing the BJP of hindering Muslim inclusion in mainstream processes. Naqvi highlighted the ongoing constitutional reforms and inclusive empowerment under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, promoting India as a global brand. He criticized the opposition to reforms, such as the Waqf Amendment Law, and its impact on communal harmony. Commenting on the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, Naqvi suggested that those creating disturbances before the vote count realized their efforts would fail.
