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AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi slams BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma's Kaji Camp remarks in Bhopal
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 15 Sep 2026, 11:36 PM
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During a meeting with the Muslim community in Bhopal, AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi criticised BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma's recent Kaji Camp comment and warned the party over the UCC draft law.
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh – AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi addressed a gathering of the Muslim community on the controversial Uniform Civil Code (UCC) draft law. While outlining the party's concerns about the legislation, he turned his remarks toward BJP legislator Rameshwar Sharma, who had earlier made a provocative statement urging opponents to "come to Kaji Camp and launch missiles".
Owaisi described Sharma's comment as inflammatory and said it reflected a broader pattern of intimidation by the ruling party. He asserted that the BJP would not be able to silence dissent and warned that he would not bow his head to such tactics.
The leader also used the platform to reiterate AIMIM's opposition to the UCC, arguing that it could undermine personal laws and minority rights. He called on the state government to engage in a genuine dialogue with affected communities rather than resorting to aggressive rhetoric.
No official response from the BJP or Sharma was recorded at the time of reporting. The meeting concluded without any further escalation, but the exchange highlighted growing political tensions surrounding the UCC debate in Madhya Pradesh.
Owaisi described Sharma's comment as inflammatory and said it reflected a broader pattern of intimidation by the ruling party. He asserted that the BJP would not be able to silence dissent and warned that he would not bow his head to such tactics.
The leader also used the platform to reiterate AIMIM's opposition to the UCC, arguing that it could undermine personal laws and minority rights. He called on the state government to engage in a genuine dialogue with affected communities rather than resorting to aggressive rhetoric.
No official response from the BJP or Sharma was recorded at the time of reporting. The meeting concluded without any further escalation, but the exchange highlighted growing political tensions surrounding the UCC debate in Madhya Pradesh.