New -Delhi, April 17 (IANS). The senior leader of Congress Rashid Alvi on Thursday claimed that the BJP government in the center has only a few days left. He said Congress is expected to be in power again soon. Rashid Alvi told the Ians news agency: “I have said many times that the BJP government only has a few days left. We will certainly come back to power and if we return, we will make the WAQF law according to the expectations of Muslims. He also takes a dig at the BJP and said: ‘BJP does not want to polarize in Bengal self, but it does it in the entire country. In addition to having a battle between Hindus and Muslims, they have no other agenda. The biggest issues BJP has, including Triple Talaq, uniform does not have an issue. And not take care of him, and they understand that they can gain power throughout the country by doing two masters. “The leader of the congress said:” Nitish Kumar, Chandrababu Naidu, son of Ajit Singh and the son of Ram Vilas Pashe are not quiet, they stand with BJP in support of WAQF. He talked about the Murshidabad violence and said: “BJP is responsible for what happened in Murshidabad. BJP believes it is not easy to defeat Mamta in Bengal. Just a few days ago, AMIT Shah’s statement came to say that if a patriotic party wanted to expose the Mamta government.” Back at Pakistan’s Army Head Asem Munir’s statement with two national principles. He said: “What people think in Pakistan is their case. But Muslims who live in India do not believe in it at all. We believe that Hindus and Muslims have always lived like fraternity, can live together and live together. Although our religion is different, but thoughts and thinking are the same, and that is why our country is secular.” Alvi said: “U (Pakistan) constantly infiltrates Kashmir and spreads terrorism. It is the whole world. What else can Pakistan be better understood than that? You always spread terrorism in our country and terrorism also thrives in your own country. -Ians fm/ecd
‘Central Government has only a few days left’, claims Rashid Alvi, leader of Congress
