New Delhi gears up for state elections amid Muslims’ complaints of inequality
Munawar Zaman
Press TV, New Delhi
India’s New Delhi will hold state elections on February the fifth, with different parties campaigning to get the most votes.
Muslim voters, meanwhile, are complaining about inequality. That comes as the ruling BJP party is working on an anti-Muslim platform, promising to expel Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingiya refugees.
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