Hyderabad: After opening an account at Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Karnataka, all polls, Asaduddin Owaisi, All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) are ready to expand their tracks in Delhi by fighting for the selection of city companies in the state.
The general election is due in South, North and East corporations in April 2022 and Aimim is preparing land to enter Fray from at least 70 seats from a total of 272 in three civil bodies.
Aimim can compete in 35 to 40 seats in East Delhi and the rest in North and South Corporation.
BJP has ruled three Delhi companies over the past 15 years.
The state president of Aimim Delhi Kaleem Ul Heafez told TII that they were banks in Muslim-Dalit’s voice combinations emerged as political forces in the national capital.
Aimim also plans to run the Mayor’s post by deploying Dalit as a candidate for mayor in the Corporation Municipal Delhi where the Muslim population and Dalits are 50 percent.
“Muslims are looking for alternatives.
They are annoyed with AAM AADMI parties.
They don’t want to choose BJP.
They lost trust in Congress.
Even the Dalits have a soft angle for Owaici,” Kaleem said.
The empty Majlis party in Delhi Municipal poll in 2017.
Kaleem said Muslims wanted a leader from their own community and Owafition fits the ‘Pan-India’ minority bill.
He also said civil facilities in poor condition.
“There is no elementary school.
Muslims have a bigger problem such as security and they view the Owaisa party to emerge as a major player in national politics,” explained Kaleem.
Since May this year, the Majlis party has held 17 demonstrations and Candlelight protests to support minorities and Dalit.
It is scheduled to hold a 5,000 party worker conference taken from various wards in three city companies.
Since May this year, the Majlis party has held 17 demonstrations and Candlelight protests to support minorities and Dalits.
It is scheduled to hold a 5,000 party worker conference from various wards