CHENNAI: The Muslim League leadership said that they want Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin to come forward to form a secular alliance at the national level as well. The League's national president Prof. KM Kader Mohideen made this demand in the presence of MK Stalin who was the chief guest at the closing rally of the League's Platinum Jubilee Conference.
Muslim League national general secretary PK Kunhalikutty said that among the chief ministers alive in India today, the minorities and backward classes owe the most to Stalin. His stand is the best example of secular India. The Muslim League know that the Muslim community was safe in Stalin's hands. Muslim League will always be with Stalin who stands with the backward and minority communities, said PK Kunhalikutty
Muslim League political affairs committee chairman Sadiq Ali Shihab Thangal inaugurated the mega rally and concluding session at YMCA Stadium, Old Mahabalipuram Road. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin was the chief guest. When he said in Malayalam, 'My greetings to the beloved Malayalis who came from Kerala to participate in this program', the members cheered. Stalin said that he could not miss the conference if contacted by the Muslim League. Some people are trying to spread hatred in the country through religion. They should be taught a lesson in the 2024 elections. We must stand together to win this election.
Through the resolution, it was demanded to withdraw the Citizenship Amendment Act and NRC, conduct a new caste census and prepare schemes for the upliftment of the backward classes. ET Mohammad Basheer, KAM Abubakar, Dr MK Munir, Siraj Ibrahim Seth, PV Abdulwahab MP, Abbasali Shihab Thangal, Munavarali Shihab Thangal, Abdus Samad Samadani, Khurram Anees Umar, Asif Ansari, Adv PM Sadiqali, AS Fatima Muzaffar and others spoke.
Memories flowing through Rajaji Hall
Memories flooding Rajaji Hall In the same hall where the Muslim League was formed, there was a sea of proud memories as leaders and activists gathered to renew the pledge taken that day after 75 years. On March 10, 1948, under the leadership of Qaid E Millat Muhammad Ismail, a meeting was held at Chennai's Rajaji Hall to decide whether the League should continue in the country or dissolve it. Yesterday, on the completion of 75 years, leaders and party representatives gathered in the same hall and vowed to take the league forward with greater strength.