Lucknow: As the Assembly approaches in Uttar Pradesh, the series of controversial statements is gaining momentum. Following in the footsteps of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, his party leaders are trying to polarise Muslim votes with provocative rhetoric. A message is being conveyed by the AIMIM to bring the rule of Mughal Invader Babur to a Nukkad sabha held in the Jamalpur area of Aligarh.

Party President Gufran Noor raised the slogan during the meeting that "Dalit-Muslim will go together, Babur-like rule will run." The people who came to the sabha also repeated this slogan. Small children in the age group of 5-6 years were also seen in the Nukkad. Noor made many provocative and controversial points during this time. Gufran said, "If Dalits and Muslims unite, Inshallah, we can rule the whole of India, no matter what extent it is. Babur was not wrong. As things go on, there should be a kingdom like Babur.''

Gufran Noor further said, "Inshallah, the day will definitely come that India will have the same kingdom as Babur.'' He said Islam does not say that one child should be born or two children should be born. The one who feeds is Allah, the one who raises is Allah. AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi had also provoked people in Moradabad saying, "like the Muslims of Myanmar, the condition of the Muslims of India will also be like Rohingya.''

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