Congress Party’s dreams of returning to power have been shattered by its third consecutive defeat in the Haryana Assembly elections. The party has also lost badly in many Jat dominated seats, which it was considering as its stronghold. But, the victory it has got in Muslim dominated Mewat region. That is exactly the opposite of the mandate given by the voters of entire Haryana. There is about 80 percent Muslim population in the area and the victory margin of Congress candidates on all the three seats of Nuh district is very huge.
There are five assembly seats in Mewat area. In which Nuh, Punhana and Firozpur Jhirka are seats of Nuh district. Whereas Sohna Gurugram and Hathin assembly seats are part of Palwal district. Of these, all three seats in Nuh district are Muslim dominated. In the other two also he has played a decisive role most of the times.
Who made Rohingya Muslims permanent residents in Nuh?
Now the question is arising that who has made Rohingya Muslims permanent residents? For example, there are more than 1.5 lakh voters in Nuh Assembly, out of which only about 60 thousand voters are Hindus. All the rest are Muslims. But, according to the information, Rohingya Muslims have settled permanently in many villages here. Some have been living for 10 to 15 years.
Rohingya Muslims also settled in Punhana and Firozpur Jhirka!
Out of about 2 lakh voters in Punhana, only 25 to 30 thousand are Hindu voters. All the rest are Muslims. This place is also said to be inhabited by Rohingya Muslims. The story of Firozpur Jhirka is also no different. Out of 2.47 lakh voters on this seat, only about 25 to 30 thousand are Hindu, the rest are Muslim voters. The presence of Rohingya Muslims is also reported here.
Congress got a big victory because of Rohingya Muslims?
In Haryana Assembly elections, Congress candidate Aftab Ahmed won from Nuh by 46,963 votes. Whereas in Firozpur Jhirka, Congress’s Maman Khan got an unexpected victory by 98,441 votes. He is also accused of instigating the crowd during the riots in Nuh. Similarly, in Punhana, Congress’s Mohammad Ilyas won the election by 31,916 votes. Congress candidate Mohammad Israel has also won Hathin seat by 32,396 votes.
For whose electoral benefit are Rohingya Muslims being made voters?
In a viral video, Rohingya himself is telling how he came to India and stayed here. The unexpected lead that Congress candidates have got in this area raises apprehensions as to how big a role illegal infiltrators from other countries have played in this. The question is also whose conspiracy is behind their becoming voters. Is all this being done to give electoral advantage to any party?
