Discussion on Muslim Rights in Assam

What is happening to Muslims here right now, and calling them Bangladeshi, and what

is the crime in being Bangladeshi? What

crime is it? Come on, Bangladeshis are human beings too. Come on,

the world is so big. Bangladeshis can be here too.

They are not depriving anyone of their rights. To say that they are depriving someone of their rights,

depriving them of their rights, depriving them of their rights, this is a very

very troublesome and an

extremely

mischievous and very detrimental thing to

humanity. If they are human, then why can't

human beings? Allah created this earth for human beings.

He did not create it for beasts, He created it for human beings.

Come on,

if a person is standing on a piece of land, then

to drive them away so brutally. And

I, in my area, I live in Jamia

Millia Islamia.

There in Delhi, in my area, in my area, it is exactly the same.

This is how evictions are being carried out through demolition.

Exactly, what is happening in Goalpara, is happening in Jamia.

That is, in a way,

it is a catastrophe for Muslims, and all of us, we

stand with Hindus too, with Christians too, with Sikhs too,

with Muslims too, and everyone must stand up for

composite culture, the Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb,

for India's composite culture. If

you understand this government, this is a

massacre, and Allah the Almighty,

God and the Guru will never forgive this.

One day, this cycle of catastrophe will end.

The CM of Assam is saying that you people have come here

to calm this situation, to calm this situation

and spread peace, you people have come here. He told all

of you.

Whatever the DM wants to do, brother, he just

repeats the text that he receives, right?

So this is what he has got. He is trying to please his

bosses, his superiors.

Let us put humanity at the top of it.

Let us put humanity first. God created human

beings to live with each other, with equanimity,

with peace, with harmony. Not, not actually

not with such vindictiveness. It's not going to lead anywhere.

What has the political scenario been like for you in Assam?

I love Assam. I've been to Assam since 1997,

when I was a member of the Women's Commission, and I went

to Sankar Dev. You know that festival which is being

held now, and I love Assam. I've been to everywhere.

I've been to Kokrajhar, I've been to Darang, I

have been to Barpeta. I've been everywhere. Always,

the people of Assam, whether Hindu or Muslim, they have always...