Hindu Yuba Chattra Parishad lodges complaint against AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal for his remark on Hindu girls

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Karimganj, Assam: Hindu Yuba – Chattra Parishad, Asom has lodged a complaint at Nagaon Sadar Police Station against All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) chief Badruddin Ajmal for his remark on Hindu girls.

Ajmal on Friday said that Hindus should adopt the Muslim formula and get their children married at a young age.

"Muslim men marry at the age of 20-22, and Muslim women also marry at 18 as per the permissible age by the government. On the other hand, (Hindus) keep one two or three illegal wives before marriage, they don't give birth to babies, enjoy themselves and save money...," the AIUDF chief said.

When asked about claims that the Muslim population was increasing, the AIUDF chief said, "After the age of 40 they get married under parental pressure... So, how can one expect that they will bear children after 40? If you sow in fertile land then only you can bear good crops. There will then be growth."

Ajmal said, "They (Hindus) should also follow/adopt the formula of Muslims and get their children married at a young age, get them married at the age of 20-22, get the girls married at 18-20 years and then see how many children are born... "

A day after making controversial remarks on Hindus, the AIUDF chief said he had no intention of hurting anyone's sentiments.

"If my words hurt anyone's sentiments, I take back my words. I had no intention of hurting anyone's sentiments. I only want the government to do justice to minorities and give them education and employment," Ajmal said.

He, however, stressed that everyone must think about population control.

Assam Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Diganta Kalita lambasted AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal on Friday for his statement.

"By saying such things, you are putting allegations about your mother and sister. I condemn it and warn you not to do it otherwise go to Bangladesh and do it. Hindus will not accept it. Do not stoop so low for politics and sell your mother and sister. Do not trample upon their dignity," added the BJP MLA.

With inputs from agencies

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