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Giriraj Singh sparks controversy with ‘namak haraam’ remark on Muslim voters

Union minister Giriraj Singh faces backlash after calling Muslims ‘namak haraams’ for not voting for him in Bihar. His comments at a rally have drawn criticism from RJD, AIMIM, and independent MPs ahead of the state elections on November 6 and 11

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BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh. PIC/X@girirajsinghbjp

BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh. PIC/X@girirajsinghbjp

Union minister Giriraj Singh has once again courted controversy by making a scathing remark against the Muslim community, saying that he doesn’t need the votes of ‘namak haraams’ (betrayers).

His remarks came while addressing a public rally for the poll-bound state in Bihar’s Arwal. The BJP MP from Begusarai said, “Once I asked a ‘maulvi’ (cleric) whether he had Ayushman Bharat health card and he replied in the affirmative. I asked whether such cards were distributed on the basis of Hindu-Muslim and he replied in the negative.”

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