Congress leader Rashid Alvi addressed various topics in a recent media interaction, including the controversy over Veer Savarkar, the Waqf law amendment, and communal tensions in Karnataka and West Bengal. He criticized AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi’s comments on the BJP using Savarkar as a reference, stating that Savarkar’s lifestyle would be hard for the BJP to accept. Alvi also disagreed with Owaisi’s claim that the Waqf law amendment would allow the government to seize mosques and dargahs, deeming it unconstitutional. He defended Congress’s inclusive approach towards Hindus and Muslims and demanded evidence from BJP leaders linking communal incidents to “love jihad.” Alvi blamed the West Bengal government for the internet shutdown in Birbhum district and praised the harmonious coexistence of Hindu and Muslim communities in Uttar Pradesh. He supported Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan’s call for the recognition of multiple languages in India and criticized the politicization of the Hindi language by MK Stalin. Alvi urged North Indians to learn Southern languages to promote linguistic diversity. Overall, Alvi’s statements underlined the importance of inclusivity and peaceful coexistence among diverse communities in India.
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