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Lokesh argued that minorities have the lowest per capita income, and its the government's responsibility to bring them out of poverty. 

TDP's Nara Lokesh promises to continue 4% Muslim quota in Andhra Pradesh

Lokesh argued that minorities have the lowest per capita income, and its the government's responsibility to bring them out of poverty.

Telugu Desam Party (TDP) general secretary and Chandrababu Naidu's son Nara Lokesh said the party is committed to continuing reservations provided to Muslims in Andhra Pradesh.
"It's a fact that minorities continue to suffer and have the lowest per capita income. As a government, it is my responsibility to bring them out of poverty. So whatever decisions I take are not for appeasement, but to bring them out of poverty," Lokesh said in an interview with NDTV.
"If you want to make our nation a developed nation, we cannot leave anyone behind. We should do it together and there is a great opportunity to do it. It has been the trademark of the TDP, to take everyone together," Lokesh added.
Remember, TDP's stance in stark contrast to that of NDA ally Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah had promised to scrap religion-based reservations, especially the 4% quota for Muslims in states like Andhra Pradesh.
"It (reservation for Muslims) has been going around for the last two decades and we stand by it. We intend to continue it," Lokesh said.
The comments come days after TDP swept the Assembly elections in the state, and with 16 seats in the Lok Sabha, became crucial to NDA government formation at the centre.
Modi government 3.0 will be sworn in on June 9, and TDP and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal (United) are expected to get key Cabinet portfolios.
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The BJP posted an animated video of of Rahul Gandhi, depicting him allocating funds to Muslims at the cost of SCs, STs and OBCs.

Karnataka Police summons JP Nadda, Amit Malviya over 'Muslim quota' post

The BJP posted an animated video of of Rahul Gandhi, depicting him allocating funds to Muslims at the cost of SCs, STs and OBCs.

Bengaluru Police has summoned BJP President J P Nadda and the party's IT cell head Amit Malviya in connection with a social media post allegedly intimidating members of SC and ST community not to vote for a particular candidate, officials said on Wednesday.
They have been asked to join the probe at the High grounds police station here.
&ldquo;For the purpose of investigation of the said case, you are hereby directed to appear before the undersigned investigation officer at 11 am at High grounds police station within seven days of receipt of this notice,&rdquo; the summons read.
The move comes after an FIR was registered against Nadda, Malviya and BJP's Karnataka unit chief B Y Vijayendra in connection with a social media following a complaint filed by the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) with the Election Commission and police on May 5 alleging violation of model code of conduct.
They were booked under sections of Representation of People Act and section 505 (2) (Statements creating or promoting enmity, hatred or ill-will between classes) of the Indian Penal Code, a senior police officer said.
In the complaint, the KPCC cited the video uploaded on social media platform 'X' by the official account of Karnataka State BJP which, it alleged, is operated by Malviya, on instructions of Nadda and Vijayendra, BJP State President and Social Media incharge- Karnataka BJP, on May 4.
"The said video posted on social media featured animated characters of (Congress leader) Rahul Gandhi and (Chief Minister) Siddaramaiah. In the clip, SC, ST and OBC community are portrayed as "eggs" in a nest and it also suggested Rahul Gandhi planting a big egg labelled as Muslim community. It is projected as though funds are being fed to the chick depicting the Muslim community, which then kicks out SC, ST and OBC community," it alleged.
"The act of the accused person (s) is to wantonly provoke rioting and promote enmity between different religions and is prejudicial to maintenance of harmony apart from intimidating members of SC/ST community not to vote for particular candidate and causing enmity against members of SC/ST community," the complaint alleged.&nbsp;
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The poll panel points out that an FIR has already been registered against the objectionable post. However, the BJP did not take down the video despite the EC order.

EC asks X to take down BJP Karnataka's Muslim quota post targeting Congress

The poll panel points out that an FIR has already been registered against the objectionable post. However, the BJP did not take down the video despite the EC order.

The Election Commission on Tuesday ordered social media platform X to take down a post by the Karnataka unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) targeting Congress for alleged appeasement of Muslims.
The poll panel wrote to X, asking that the 'objectionable' post be taken down 'immediately' as it 'violates' the Model Code of Conduct enforced in view of the Lok Sabha elections.
The post featured an animated video depicting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, with the caption "beware&hellip; beware&hellip; beware..!&rdquo; in Kannada. The animation depicts Rahul Gandhi placing an egg labelled as &ldquo;Muslims&rdquo; within a nest with three smaller eggs, labelled &ldquo;SC&rdquo;, &ldquo;ST&rdquo; and &ldquo;OBC&rdquo;. After the eggs hatch, the character feeds the &ldquo;Muslim&rdquo; chick with &ldquo;funds&rdquo;. The chick then grows and kicks out the SC, ST and OBC chicks out of the nest. The animation then shows Rahul and a Siddaramiah snickering.
The letter points out that a first information report (FIR) was already registered in the matter. However, the BJP did not remove the post despite an earlier order by the state chief electoral officer.
The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee had moved the EC accusing the BJP of attempting to "provoke rioting and promote enmity" through the post.
Bengaluru Police filed an FIR against BJP president J P Nadda, the party's IT cell head Amit Malviya and Karnataka unit chief B Y Vijayendra.&nbsp;
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