Rampur, Former Union Cabinet Minister and senior BJP leader Shri Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi today said here that “designers of deception” are displaying hypocrisy over the voters list SIR. These people are behaving like a student who wants to pass exams without studying, he wants “promotion without potential”, “certificate without competence”; and if he fails, he will blame the exam and the examiner for his incompetence and failure by claiming that the "paper was out of syllabus".

Talking to reporters while submitting his voter verification form to BLO under the SIR in Shankarpur, Rampur today, Shri Naqvi said that instead of a BA, B.Com, or B.Sc. degree, such “loudmouths” are eligible only for "BD- Bachelor of Defeat” degree. Brandishing this “Bachelor of Defeat” degree as a “bonanza”, these “desperate dynasts” are engaged in a “destructive drama to defame the democracy”. Their situation is akin to the proverb "Naach na jaane aangan tedha" (A bad dancer blames the stage).

Shri Naqvi said that during the Bihar elections, even their “fiction of vote theft” based on the “entry of foreign model” failed to end the era of their "no entry" in the government. Yet, these “landlords without land and feudals without fiefdom” are conspiring to make democracy a hostage of the dynasty.

Shri Naqvi said that despite the fact that their conspiracy to create confusion over SIR was crushed in the Bihar elections, the Congress and company are still continuing with their failed experiment of spreading “political pollution” over SIR. The SIR is an ongoing constitutional and democratic process, through which valid voters are protected and invalid voters are reviewed and removed. Some political parties are engaged in criminal anarchy by misleading, deceiving, intimidating and threatening through communal reaction to a constitutional process.

Shri Naqvi further said that it's unfair to suspect all educational institutions based on a few incidents of “course of terrorism in the campus of teaching”.

Shri Naqvi said that the nexus between technology and terrorism is a matter of concern for education and educational institutions. It is the moral duty of all the educational institutions to be vigilant and cautious against any such conspiracy. “The sinister syndicate of white-collar terror tycoons” is a new and violent threat to safety, peace and harmony in the society.

Shri Naqvi warned that providing a communal shield to such terrorist and criminal acts is not in the interest of any country or religion. Ensuring India's security, sovereignty and harmony is the national duty of every Indian.

Expressing his concern over recent incidents of terrorist activities in some educational institutions, Shri Naqvi said that we must remain cautious of those evil elements who are trying to write "contaminated content” on the walls of “establishments of enlightenment”. Any anti-national attempt to convert the “nationalist courtyards of our educational institutions” into a “territory of terrorism” will not succeed.

Shri Naqvi said that eliminating the “beasts of barbarity”, who misuse “modern technology” as a tool of “menace of terrorism”, is a must to keep our country and the entire humanity safe and strong.

Launching a scathing attack on Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, Shri Naqvi said that the neighboring country, which considers “terrorists as their national assets and terrorism as its national industry”, has become a “safe haven for protection, preservation and promotion of terrorism”.

Shri Naqvi said that the “Made in Islamabad tormentors of terrorism” are proving “terrible for tenets of the Islam and a tragedy for Islamabad”. Terrorism is not a problem of any one country or a religion but of the entire humanity. The destruction of sponsors, donors and masters of terrorists should be the world's priority. The world cannot afford a double standard in the fight against terrorism.