Hyderabad: All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM) Chief Asaduddin Owaisi has said that his party will no longer be confined to just a few states. It will expand to other states as well and field its candidates in the assembly elections. After Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, they have now started creating an atmosphere for AIMIM in Rajasthan also.

Announcing in the capital Jaipur on Monday, he said the party will contest the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan as well. Assembly elections in Rajasthan are scheduled to be held at the end of 2023. Owaisi said the party's Rajasthan unit will be formally launched soon. Talking to the press, Owaisi said, "The party has decided that we will launch ourselves in Rajasthan and launch the party here. He said the party will be officially launched within a month and a half. We will discuss with the responsible people in Rajasthan, discuss with them and try to connect a lot of people and then the party's work will start.''

On the question of how many seats he will contest, Owaisi said, "Obviously, if you launch the party, you will also contest. But let it be launched now, we are busy in the Uttar Pradesh elections now, in a month and a half, the right picture will come out.'' On the question of not being allowed to hold your meeting in Uttar Pradesh, Owaisi said that he will have an election rally in Meerut.

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