Call to Block Assam's Access Routes and Criticism of Gandhi

So our effort in Delhi has been to build a crowd in which non-Muslims join us in chanting “Nara-e-Takbir.” All right, and stand with us on our terms.

If they don't stand with us on our terms, then it means they're using us and using our crowd, which they've done for 70 years.

Now is the time for us to tell non-Muslims that if you sympathize with us, come stand with us on our terms.

If you can't stand with us on our terms, then you're not our sympathizers.

Nara-e-Takbir. Allahu Akbar. If we have 500,000 people organized, we can permanently cut off India and the Northeast.

If not permanently, at least for a month, we can certainly cut them off.

I mean, dump excrement on tracks, roads that it'll take a month to clear.

Right? Let the Air Force deal with it. It's our responsibility to cut off Assam.

Assam and the India cut should be separated.

Only then will they listen to us. You know the situation of Muslims in Assam.

The CA is already in force there. People are being put in detention camps. Right?

And there, massacres are going on anyway.

In 6-8 months, we'll find all Bengalis killed Hindus and Muslims. All right, so if we want to help Assam, we have to block the route to Assam for the army. Do you understand?

For the army, and for all those, supplies going from here, stop them and they can stop them because Chicken Neck is Muslim.

That area, that area has a Muslim majority.

That has happened today. So this isn't a story about the CA.

This is a story of long-standing betrayal.

Some say six months, some say six years, some say 60 years.

But this definitely isn't about the CA. You all should understand this too.

In my view, our plan going forward should be this: First, we should create our own intellectual cell, one with no attachment to Gandhi, the nation, or any of these things.

No attachment at all. No attachment, and we should also have clarity about our enemy.

You should know that the twentieth century's biggest fascist leader was Gandhi himself.

You should know this. Who promoted whom?

Who brought Namraj in? Tell me, who was it?

Who made Congress a Hindu party? Moderate nationalism and extremist nationalism, these labels that are applied, the difference was this: Who were the moderates?

Jinnah, Gokhale, all were moderates early on, right?