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Shiv Sena Furious Over Akbaruddin Owaisiโ€™s Visit To Aurangzeb Tomb, AIMIM Responds

Ruling Shiv Sena in Maharashtra slammed AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi over his visit to the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb at Khuldabad in Maharashtraโ€™s Aurangabad district. The Uddhav Thackeray-led party questioned Owaisiโ€™s move and warned that if he tried to โ€œcreate problems in the societyโ€ it would not be tolerated.

Before addressing a rally in Aurangabad city, Owaisi had visited the tomb on Thursday.

Former Shiv Sena MP Chandrakant Khaire, taking a strong objection to Owaisiโ€™s action, said: โ€œThe motive behind Akbaruddin Owaisiโ€™s visit to Aurangzebโ€™s tomb cannot be understood. We remember the statements he had made earlierโ€ฆNo one goes to the tomb of Aurangzeb. But if Owaisi is going there to create problems in the society, then we will not tolerate it.โ€

Shiv Senaโ€™s Aurangabad district unit chief and MLC Ambadas Danve also slammed Owaisi for paying the visit.  โ€œIt is not surprising that Owaisi went to Aurangzebโ€™s tomb. The thinking of Nizam, Razakars (the paramilitary volunteer force deployed by the Nizam of Hyderabad to resist the princely stateโ€™s integration with India during 1947-48) and the earlier Islamic dynasties is the same. As per that ideology, Owaisi visited the tomb. But those Muslims, who think about the welfare of the nation, should stay away from AIMIM and Owaisi,โ€ Me Danve said. 

However, AIMIMโ€™S MLA from Aurangabad Imtiaz Jaleel defended the leaderโ€™s move. 

โ€œThere are many tombs (in Khuldabad) and they have a history. Anyone who comes to Khuldabad visits tomb of Aurangzeb. There is no need to draw a different meaning out of this,โ€ Jaleel said. 

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