Hyderabad: Home Minister Amit Shah held a roadshow in Hyderabad on Sunday. During this, he said that Hyderabad should get rid of Nizam culture. We will get rid of it and modernize the city in a democratic way. During this time he also attacked the opposition. He said, "When we take action against Bangladeshis and Rohingya living illegally in the country, the opposition starts making noise. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) President Asaduddin Owaisi should write it out and see what action the central government takes.

During this press conference, the Home Minister also said, "Whenever matters of Bangladeshis and Rohingya are discussed in Parliament or in TV channels, he start favouring them." The public knows everything. When I take action they shout in Parliament. Haven't you seen them making fun of you. Tell them to write to us that if I keep these people living illegally out of the country, then I will do it. In the elections, nothing is done by mere rhetoric.

Further Amit Shah also said, 'Hyderabad and the surrounding areas were connected with India due to Sardar Patel, who had campaigned to go to Pakistan during that time. We want to rid Hyderabad of such Nizam culture. We want to make Hyderabad a modern city by freeing it from the Nawab-Nizam culture. We want to move Hyderabad from dynasty to democracy, corruption to transparency and appeasement to development. Let us also tell you that the Municipal Corporation elections are going to be held on 1 December in Hyderabad.

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