Overview

• Asaduddin Owaisi attributes BJP's electoral success to opposition parties' inability to counter its consolidation of nearly 50% of the Hindu vote.
• He rejects accusations that AIMIM splits anti-Modi votes, labeling such claims as opposition's bias against Muslim representation.
• Owaisi highlights the stark underrepresentation of Muslims in legislatures, with only 4% holding seats despite comprising 15% of India's population.
• He accuses opposition parties of treating Muslims as mere vote banks while failing to address their substantive concerns or provide leadership opportunities.
• Owaisi argues that India cannot achieve its 'Viksit Bharat' 2047 development goals without uplifting and integrating marginalized Muslim communities.