He(owasi) needs only 15 minutes to kill all Hindus and ran away to London next day!!!

I cannot believe people of Hyderabad elected a psycho who is desperate for publicity.

In August 2007, along with other elected and serving members of his party, Owaisi made death threats against Tasleema Nasreen,[12] pledging that the fatwa against her and Salman Rushdie were to be abided by.[4] Owaisi said, "we in Hyderabad want to behead this woman according to the fatwa."[2]

While speaking at a rally in Kurnool in 2011, Owaisi used the derogatory terms Kafirs and Kufrastan to refer to MLAs in Adhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Assembly.[3] In the same rally he used the Urdu words katil (murderer), darinda (monster), beimaan (dishonest), dhokebaaz (cheat), and chor (thief) for the former Prime Minister of India P V Narasimha Rao. Owaisi said that if Rao had not died, he (Owaisi) would have killed Rao with his own hands.[3]

In April 2012, Owaisi made derogatory and demeaning comments against Hindu god Rama and his mother Kaushalya. Owaisi asked "Where all did Ram’s mother go wandering and where did she give birth to him".[3] This was met with loud cheers from the audience.[3]

In August 2012, Owaisi claimed while speaking in Karimnagar that there have been 50,000 riots in India over 65 years since the country became independent. He said that majority of those killed in the riots were Muslims.[3]

In November 2012, Owaisi spoke in Hyderabad, referring to the police force of Andhra Pradesh using the derogatory phrase "army of impotent people". He then incited the audience by challenging the Chief Minister to remove the police and then see who has more power. He further added that they (Hindus or the police force) do not have the courage to fight Muslims.[3] Owaisi claimed in another speech that "lakhs (hundreds of thousands) of Muslims were killed after Indian independence.[3]

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