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Navneet Rana, a firebrand leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has made headlines once again with her provocative remarks towards the Owaisi brothers, Asaduddin and Akbaruddin. Rana, who had previously courted controversy with her Hanuman Chalisa row in 2022, has now targeted the Owaisi brothers, stating that if the police were removed from duty for 15 seconds, both the brothers would not know where they came from or where they went.
Rana's comments are a direct reference to Akbaruddin Owaisi's infamous 2013 statement, in which he said that if the police were removed for 15 minutes, Muslims would finish 100 crore Hindus. Rana's dare to the Owaisi brothers has drawn a sharp reaction from Asaduddin Owaisi, who has challenged Rana to show what she can do if the police are removed for 15 seconds.
Rana's remarks are seen as an attempt to stoke communal tensions ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, and her comments have been condemned by various political leaders. However, Rana has defended her statement, saying that she was merely repeating what Akbaruddin Owaisi had said in the past. The controversy over Rana's remarks is likely to continue in the coming days, as the election campaign heats up.
In a related development, Rana has also made controversial remarks about those who do not want to say 'Jai Shri Ram'. Rana, who is contesting the Lok Sabha elections from the Amravati constituency in Maharashtra, reportedly said that those who do not want to say 'Jai Shri Ram' can go to Pakistan. Rana's comments have been criticized by various political leaders, who have accused her of trying to divide the country on religious lines.
Rana is a relatively new entrant to the BJP, having joined the party in 2022. However, she has quickly risen through the ranks, and is now a prominent figure in the party. Her provocative remarks are seen as an attempt to appeal to the party's core Hindutva base.
The upcoming Lok Sabha elections are expected to be closely fought, and the BJP is facing a tough challenge from the opposition Congress party. The BJP is hoping to win a third consecutive term in office, but the Congress is hoping to capitalize on the growing discontent among the people over the BJP's economic policies.
The election campaign is likely to be dominated by issues such as unemployment, inflation, and corruption. The BJP is expected to focus on its Hindutva agenda, while the Congress is likely to focus on economic issues. The outcome of the elections will have a significant impact on the future of India.