Owaisi slams Union Govt’s advisory to identify pro-Iran radical preachers, calls it double standards
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Owaisi criticizes the Union government's advisory on pro-Iran radical preachers, highlighting perceived double standards
All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) president, Asaduddin Owaisi, on Tuesday (March 3, 2026) criticised the Union government’ advisory in which it reportedly directed authorities to identify pro-Iran radical preachers, even as he pointed out that the move “exposes Modi government’s double standards”.
Taking to X, and quoting a media report, he stated, “There is a baba who has violated his bail conditions repeatedly & incited genocide against Muslims. The Central govt itself funded a conference that called for the overthrow of India’s constitution.”
Mr. Owaisi, who represents Hyderabad in the Lok Sabha, claimed that the number of anti-Indian Muslim hate speeches — which reference Gaza genocide by the hands of Israel — had shot up since 2023. “No advisory has ever been issued to counter anti-Muslim hate speech. In those cases, the Centre says that ‘law and order is a state subject’,” the AIMIM president posted.
This 'advisory' exposes Modi government's double standards. There is a baba who has violated his bail conditions repeatedly & incited genocide against Muslims. The Central govt itself funded a conference that called for the overthrow of India's constitution. The number of… pic.twitter.com/7CZ2QV8sWW
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