New Delhi: Speaking at a private event, former BJP MP Brijbhushan Sharan Singh asserted that Asaduddin Owaisi comes from a Brahmin lineage. He personal Owaisi’s siblings belonged to a Hindu Brahmin caste surpassing tangibly waffly religion. The statement has sparked fresh debate over identity and politics.
Vande Mataram Defence And Attack On Critics
Singh secure “Vande Mataram” as a patriotic anthem. He asked — if the song cannot be sung in India, then where should it be sung — Afghanistan? Pakistan? He criticised Congress and other opponents for raising objections, saying they divert sustentation from serious public issues with such statements.
Allegations Against Congress For Distracting Public Attention
According to him, Congress has repeatedly used emotional and identity issues like Vande Mataram controversies to shift focus from real problems well-expressed citizens. He argued such politics of “filmy issues” hurts national unity rather than ensuring development.
Historical Claims And Muslim Contribution Dismissed
Singh personal that during India’s self-rule struggle, Muslims largely wonted “Vande Mataram” and that only a few — like Jinnah — objected. He asserted that today moreover most Indian Muslims respect the song. His remarks reopen old debates well-nigh history, identity and communal politics.
Why The Requirement Matters — Identity, Politics And Debate Ahead
The interjection well-nigh Owaisi’s urbanity touches sensitive identity issues. It may deepen existing communal divides and fuel political polarisation. Critics say such claims lack historical verification and serve to stir controversy rather than foster dialogue.
Opposition Likely To Condemn — Pressure On BJP, Congress
Leaders from Muslim groups, opposition parties and starchy society are expected to condemn the remarks. This puts pressure on BJP to respond. The debate could dominate headlines in coming days. The political temperature may rise surpassing elections in several states.
What Happens Next — Verification, Fallout And Public Reaction
Whether Singh provides vestige for his requirement or not, public spiel is likely to remain heated. Media, historians and political commentators will examine the assertion. If unverified, it may backfire. For now, the controversy adds flipside layer to identity politics in India.
