Jaipur / Hyderabad: All India Majlis-e-Itehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) has announced his decision to find other countries – Rajasthan – take his trip to become a Pan-Indian party in the future.
President Aimim and MP Hyderabad Asaduddin Owaisa on Monday said the Rajasthan unit will be launched within two months and will oppose the next assembly poll.
The state will have an assembly poll in 200 seats in November-December 2023.
Aimim, which is limited to the old city of Hyderabad and Telangana for decades, has tried to expand its base in the country for the past few years and have felt some success too.
In addition to having seven MLA and MP from Telangana, Aimim has opened his account in the Assembly poll in Maharashtra and Bihar.
It won the MP seat as well as from Aurangabad, five MLA seats in Bihar and a number of seats at Karnataka City Local Agencies, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh other than Telangana.
Despite failing to open his account in the recent election to Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, the Owaican LED was targeting the state assemblies above, Gujarat, MP and Karnataka.
Owafisi, during his long visit to Jaipur, told reporters, “We hope to receive support from all states.
Rajasthan has spoiled and margovernance by Congress and BJP, which has created the scope for the third forces.” Improving the problem of the ‘persecution’ of the people Islam in Rajasthan, he said, “The powerful Congress has stopped all communication with Muslims.
They not only betray 30-40% of voters but also encourage them to the wall by delaying the core problems about them.” Criticizing the MLA Muslim Congress in the state, He said that while 8-9 Muslims made it to the State Assembly when Congress won the election, this legislator was only ‘shows.
“They opened their mouths only when they had to evaporate,” Various parts of the country in the coming days to read the voter’s pulse Where Congress has lowered Muslim candidates.
This includes Tonk, North City, Hawamahal in Jaipur, Laxmangarh in Sikar.
Raj Foray: Aimim takes another step towards going nat’l
