Bihar Elections: Joint committee of Muslim Organisations urges Muslim voters not to fall to briadariwad

By MM Special Correspondent,

New Delhi: In the wake of Bihar assembly’s ongoing crucial elections, Joint Committee of Muslim Organisations for Empowerment (JCMOE) has called upon the people to ensure that all secular voters vote unitedly at the constituency level in order to defeat fascist forces in the state.

At urgent meeting of Joint Committee of Muslim Organizations for Empowerment (JCMOE) held in New Delhi it was confirmed that the voting strategy it had developed was perfectly suitable even in Bihar State Election to achieve the objective of the secular forces to defeat the BJP and to maximize the representation of secular members, particularly of Muslims, and other deprived groups in the coming assembly as well as to promote and help the formation of a secular Government in Bihar.

Convener of JCMOE and former MP Syed Shahbuddin warned in a statement that communal forces are trying to split Muslim votes on the biradari lines and creating polarize atmosphere in the state.

“BJP is supported by high castes only but is following a strategy to divide Muslims and consolidate Hindus by creating Hindu-Muslim conflicts. The Muslim should not fall to this strategy and remain composed in the face of violence”.

The JCMOE also reiterated its considered view that the only way to raise the representation of deprived groups, in the absence of Reservation or Proportional Electoral Representation System is to ensure that all secular voters vote unitedly at the constituency level. The JCMOE propose that all secular voters unitedly and massively vote in favour of ONE Winnable Secular Candidate, acceptable to all groups, irrespective of religion or caste or Baradari.

The JCMOE its appeals to all deprived voters, particularly the Muslims and Dalit that they should not be divided in any constituency and vote unitedly and massively.

Muslim form about 18% of the voters and the Dalits 16%. They are the biggest groups and together with the Yadavs and the Kurmis and Koeris they from a majority particularly all over Bihar.

 

 

—Courtesy “Muslim Mirror”