Hyderabad: Great Cucu from Ershtwhile Nizam VII, Mir Osman Ali Khan, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to hold BJP leaders from dragging the name of the last ruler of the Prince’s country in the mud during the election.
Towards Huzurabad Bypoll on October 30, Nizam’s Great Grandson Himayat Ali Mirza has also written to the Election Commission to issue instructions to political parties on alleged abuse of Nizam’s name for political and political benefits.
He said he would approach the High Court because of Nizam’s name “slandered during each election” in Telangana to vote.
He found a mistake with several leaders because of using a name, Nizam, as a general term for the hoods to demean political opponents.
Mirza, who is the grandson of Jah Muazzam, Mir Mir Mir Osman Ali Khan, told the Toi that he also sent a representation to the Ministers of Uniona Amit Shah and BJP President JP Nadda asked them to suggest party leaders not to drag on party leaders in the meeting Public and election demonstrations.
My big grandfather has long died.
He is not part of any political party.
Huzurabad Petication is a battle between BJP, TRS, Congress and others.
Let them fight polls about public problems and win it.
Why does someone have to drag Nizam’s name, which has nothing to do with politics today? “He wondered.
The Mirza’s request came after an increase in efforts by several politicians to project Nizam as a criminal.
He was worried that Nizam’s vilification would continue to the campaign for the Telangana State Assembly poll in 2023 and general elections in 2024.” When India Being a Republic on January 26, 1950, the Indian government appointed him as Raj Pramukh or Governor of the State of Hyderabad.
Nizam held a constitutional post and no political parties or politicians who could speak badly about him, “said Mirza.
He said there was no single criminal case against Nizam.
He added that while the former rulers were held at high prices in other countries, several politicians In Telangana spread falsehood about Nizam, which was credited with prohibiting the death penalty and separating the justice from the executive.
“Nizam saw Hindus and Muslims as two eyes.
He is the biggest donor grant to places of worship from all religions.
Nizam gave special paid leave for employees visiting pilgrims such as Banaras, “Haigh said.