Hyderabad, Telangana – In a shocking development, the murder of political leader Baba Siddique has stirred nationwide outrage. Addressing the media, AIMIM Chief and Member of Parliament, Asaduddin Owaisi, expressed his deep grief and disappointment over the brutal killing, calling it a “cowardly attack.” Siddique, a prominent politician from Mumbai, was reportedly attacked and killed under suspicious circumstances, raising concerns about the state’s law and order situation.
Owaisi, known for his vocal stance on law and governance, minced no words in criticizing the current political climate in Maharashtra. He said, “It is very disheartening to hear about the cowardly attack on Baba Siddique, in which he unfortunately lost his life. This shows the complete lack of will of political parties. This clearly shows that the current state government is not at all concerned about providing safety to the common people of Mumbai and Maharashtra in general.”
His remarks pointed to what he views as a deep failure on the part of the state government to protect its citizens, accusing them of focusing more on political survival than public welfare. “They are only concerned about saving their chair and their skin so that they can win the next election,” Owaisi stated, implying that political interests have overshadowed the need to maintain law and order.
Baba Siddique was a respected figure in Maharashtra’s political circles, and his death has sent shockwaves through the community. Owaisi’s comments reflect the growing frustration among opposition leaders who have been raising concerns about the state of security in the region. The AIMIM leader emphasized that Siddique’s murder represents a broader issue – the deterioration of law and order in Maharashtra, which he termed a “complete failure.”
Owaisi’s statement is expected to spark further debate on the state’s governance and security mechanisms, especially as political parties prepare for upcoming elections. The murder of Baba Siddique is not just an isolated incident, according to Owaisi, but a symptom of deeper systemic issues that need urgent attention.
As the investigation into Siddique’s death continues, Owaisi’s powerful remarks have struck a chord with many, calling into question the state’s priorities when it comes to the safety of its citizens. The opposition is likely to continue its demands for accountability from the Maharashtra government.
