Nitish Rane’s Remark on Owaisi Sparks Fresh Political Row
Maharashtra minister Nitish Rane’s controversial remark against AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has gone viral, sparking political outrage ahead of key civic elections.
A controversial statement made by Maharashtra minister Nitish Rane against Asaduddin Owaisi has triggered a fresh political controversy in the state. The provocative remark, delivered during a public gathering, has gone viral on social media and drawn sharp reactions across political circles.
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The incident comes at a sensitive time, ahead of upcoming civic polls, including the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation elections expected in 2026.
What Did Nitish Rane Say?
In the viral video, Nitish Rane is seen using highly aggressive and inflammatory language while targeting the AIMIM chief. During his speech, Rane allegedly made remarks linked to the issue of “love jihad,” claiming he would personally show Owaisi what he described as its “reality.”
He also challenged the leadership of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen to announce a time and place, stating that he would take Owaisi there himself. Loud slogans from supporters can be heard in the background of the video.
Political Context Behind the Statement
The remarks have surfaced amid heightened political activity in Maharashtra, where issues like:
- Alleged “love jihad” laws
- Mandatory Marathi education in madrasas
- Claims around “vote jihad”
have become part of public debate. Nitish Rane has previously been vocal on these topics, often taking strong positions.
Past Controversies Linked to Nitish Rane
Nitish Rane is no stranger to controversy. According to available information, he has faced over 38 police cases, including several related to alleged hate speeches. His political rivalry with the Owaisi brothers has been ongoing, with Rane frequently referring to past statements made by Akbaruddin Owaisi.
Reactions and Rising Tensions
The statement has drawn criticism from various quarters. The chairman of the Maharashtra State Minority Commission strongly objected to the remarks, calling them hate speech and warning that such statements could inflame communal tensions.
Political observers say the controversy could further polarize voters as Maharashtra heads into an intense election cycle.
Why This Matters
With civic elections approaching and political rhetoric intensifying, such remarks raise concerns about:
- Communal harmony
- Responsible political discourse
- Use of provocative language for electoral gain
The issue is expected to remain in focus as demands grow for accountability and restraint in public speeches.
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