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 New Delhi: BJP president J P Nadda on Friday accused the Congress of seeking to snatch the rights of SCs, STs and OBCs to benefit Muslims, alleging that it is the hidden agenda of the opposition party.   Continuing with the BJP   attempts to project the Congress as a party championing interests of Muslims at the cost of traditiona [url=https://www.cup-stanley.at]stanley thermobecher[/url] lly deprived Hindu groups, Nadda said the opposition party has long been making the grounds for the minority community to be declared as SCs and give them reservation. He issued a video statement as the second phase of the Lok Sabha polls got underway.     Nadda cited the then prime minister Manmohan Singh   2006 statement of minorities, especially Muslims, having the first rights on the country   resources and added that he made similar comments in April 2009. The Congress has accused the BJP of selectively quoting Singh and claime [url=https://www.stanley-cups.es]stanley cup spain[/url] d that the ruling party has resorted to spreading falsehoods and communal division for polarisation during the elections du [url=https://www.cups-stanley.pl]stanley cup[/url] e to a lack of public support to it in the ongoing polls. Also ReadJP Nadda to visit Telangana, hold meetings in Hyderabad on April 29 Nadda, however, noted that the Congress has in some states tried to provide reservation to Muslims, including in Karnataka where the BJP government, he said, had ended the quota but it was brought back by the Siddaramaiah government.     It had attempted to give reservations to Muslims in Andhra Pradesh too but could not due to the Supreme Court ; Rflg Hyderabadi biryani, three other Indian dishes in world s top 100
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