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Chandrababu: Triple Talaq Bill shows grudge against Muslims
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday addressed a group of Muslim leaders in Hyderabad wherein he stated that the Triple Talaq Bill showed \'grudge against Muslims\'.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday addressed a group of Muslim leaders in Hyderabad wherein he stated that the Triple Talaq Bill showed 'grudge against Muslims'.
The Muslim leaders called on him to show their solidarity in his fight with the BJP-led NDA government.
Claiming that TDP is the first to take a stand against triple talaq bill tabled in the Parliament, Chandrababu termed the bill as a measured attempt of bias against Muslims adding that it is not correct as the family and children will suffer if the husband is arrested and jailed.
He sought the support of Muslims and all other sections of people in the fight for the rights of Andhra Pradesh against BJP who is trying to weaken the state.
Assuring the Muslims to protect the four percent reservation enjoyed by the community in education and government jobs, the Chief Minister went on to clarify TDP exit from the BJP alliance stating the reason to be the failed promises made to the state.
Claiming that he had joined the BJP-led NDA for the state’s interests, the TDP leader said they won’t rest till achieving the goal of special category status.
