AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi addressed supporters after Friday prayers in Hyderabad, speaking about the ongoing tensions in West Asia and issues related to constitutional rights in India.
During his speech, Owaisi expressed concern over the escalating conflict involving Iran and the United States, urging the Indian government to take a clear and balanced position on the situation. He said rising tensions in the region could affect global stability and may also impact millions of Indian workers living in Gulf countries.
Owaisi also stressed the importance of maintaining peace and avoiding further escalation in the Middle East. He called on global powers to pursue dialogue and diplomatic solutions rather than prolonged conflict.
In his address, the Hyderabad MP also spoke about constitutional protections in India, emphasizing that the country’s democratic framework guarantees religious freedom and equal rights for all citizens.
He urged authorities and political leaders to uphold constitutional values and ensure that public discourse promotes harmony and mutual respect among communities.
The speech comes at a time when international developments and domestic debates on governance and civil rights are drawing significant public attention across the country.
