Speaking at an event in Delhi, Maulana Arshad Madani said that the government is making every effort to ensure that Muslims can never raise their heads again. If a Muslim somehow becomes a Vice-Chancellor, he is promptly sent to jail—just as was done with Azam Khan.
President of Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind and Head of Teachers at Darul Uloom Deoband, Maulana Arshad Madani, stated that today a Muslim can become the Mayor of New York or London, but in India a Muslim cannot even become the Vice-Chancellor of a university.
Addressing an event in Delhi, he said the government is doing everything possible to prevent Muslims from ever rising. If someone does manage to become a Vice-Chancellor, he is immediately jailed, as happened with Azam Khan.
He further said: “Look at what is happening at Al-Falah today—the owner of Al-Falah University is rotting in jail, and no one knows how long he will remain there. What kind of judicial system is this that keeps a person incarcerated continuously even when the case against him has not yet been fully proven?”
Maulana Arshad Madani added that even in the 75 years since independence, Muslims have been systematically prevented from progressing in education, leadership, and administrative structures. The government wants to pull the ground out from under the feet of Muslims—and to a large extent, it has already done so. Today, the morale of Muslims has been crushed.
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