Muslim cleric from AP calls for assassination of PM Modi and Amit Shah

Taking aim at specific individuals, Hafeez criticizes finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman for imposing taxes even on deceased individuals, and Minister Smriti Irani for her perceived absence during periods of increasing gas prices and the escalation of other commodities. He asserts that Bangladesh has outpaced India in terms of GDP growth, suggesting that Indians could learn valuable lessons from America’s approach to development.

Expressing his allegiance to the SDPI, a political organization reportedly associated with the banned PFI, Hafeez claims that it is the only party genuinely committed to the welfare of Muslims. He contends that in Andhra Pradesh, both the ruling YSRCP and opposition parties like TDP and Janasena have aligned themselves with the BJP, thereby diminishing their credibility.

Encouraging leaders within the Jamat and Mosque communities, Hafeez implores them to raise awareness against the Uniform Civil Code during mosque gatherings and Friday prayers, emphasizing the obligation of Muslims to protect their own interests, given Allah’s historical disengagement from personal intervention, as evidenced by the wars that took place during his lifetime. “The failure of Jamat and Mosque to oppose the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) would amount to a grave betrayal of the Muslim community”, he added. Moulana also suggested the Mosque and Jamaat should take an anti-UCC signature drive among Muslims.