New Delhi:
Laughing all the attacks of Pakistani trolls against him, AIMIM Chief and Hyderabad MP said that he is now the “bride brother” of Pakistan-whose meaning is brother-in-law.
At a press conference in Hyderabad, the Center chose him to be a part of one of the seven delegations, who would travel abroad to highlight Pakistan’s terror relations, Mr. Owissi was asked that he was facing a Pakistani handle, which after his strong comments in the Wake of the Pahalgam terror attack.
“I am a bride brother of Pakistan, no one else, but I can’t make anyone so vocal, so beautiful. They can only see me from India. Keep looking at me and keep listening to me, it will increase your knowledge. It will increase your knowledge. The grass will be cleaned in your brain and your ignorance will end,” Hyderabad MP said with a smile.
Mr. Owasi, who made headlines for his no-hold-brared attacks on Pakistan, killed 26 innocents after the Pahgam attack, ended at the end of troll attacks from across the border. An outspoken critic of the Narendra Modi government, Mr. Owissy has been a politically a virgin. While the BJP has tried to portray him as a radical, the opposition has claimed that it is the ‘B-Team’ of the BJP.
Being the only MP of his party, Mr. Owissi almost remembered the meeting of all the party at the Center after the Pahalgam attack. Initially, the government had said that only parties with at least five MPs may attend the meeting. The AIMIM chief objected to this, and Home Minister Amit Shah invited him to the meeting. Mr. Owissi has come a long way in a month, from the disappearance of the all-party meeting to join the government delegation.
In the days after the terrorist attack, Mr. Owasi blew Pakistan and its leaders for their role in terrorist attacks on Indian land. He distributed black armbands before Friday’s prayer at a mosque and took to Pakistan’s politicians who made stimulating comments. The AIMIM chief made it clear that when he continues to criticize the government on domestic affairs, he would stand firmly for India in national security matters.
The thunder on the nuclear threats of Pakistan leaders, he said, “Pakistan always talks about having an nuclear power; they need to remember that if they enter a country and kill innocent people, the country will not sit silently. It does not matter what the government is to target our land, and what you are doing, what are you doing?” He also said that Pakistan was not just one hour behind but from India half a century.
Mr. Owissi’s uneven stand against terror has given him great popularity. His view shouted in “Pakistan Murdabad” and “Hindustan Zindabad” has praised his harsh critics in the right wing.
On representing India abroad, the Hyderabad MP said, “This is not about any party affiliation. We will have a more detailed meeting before leaving. This is an important task. I will try my best to fulfill this responsibility.”
