Waqf Amendment: BSP leader Mayawati explodes Rahul Gandhi over Waqf Act

Mayawati: Bahujan Samaj Party (B.S.) Mayawati inquired about Rahul Gandhi’s silence on Saturday, during the parliamentary discussion recognizing the Waqf Amendment Bill, which is now an act. He said that Gandhi was silent, despite saying that the amendments to the Opposition Waqf Act were unconstitutionalCaa) Opposed. Therefore, anger in the Muslim community and the unrest in the India constituency are natural, he said. Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati questioned whether the opposition leader was right to speak during a long discussion on the Waqf Amendment Bill in the Lok Sabha, that is, in spite of the allegations of the opposition, is it correct to be silent on the Constitution like the CAA? It is natural to be angry in the Muslim community and the unrest in their India alliance.

Mayawati accused of losing Bahujans

Mayawati also criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress and accused him of losing the Bahujan. Religious minorities should avoid their deceit, he said. In any case, Mayawati said that parties like the Congress and the BJP are equal to the loss of Bahujans by gaining the right to reservation in government jobs and education. Religious minorities should also avoid their deception. Mayawati, who intensified her attack against the BJP, is regretting Bahujan in Uttar Pradesh, while he is free to take legal law. He highlighted the privatization of the government departments and suggested that the government should focus on public welfare. Due to his attitude, the situation of the Bahujans in Uttar Pradesh is very bad and in every case, while the BJP people are openly wandering around to take the law into their hands. Moreover, the increase in privatization in electricity and other government sectors is also concerned. The government must properly fulfill its constitutional responsibility for public interest.

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