Owaisi is one of the key politicians to speak on the thorny issue from this part of the country, particularly because a large chunk of the visa seekers hail from the two Telugu states, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Today, he took to the micro-blogging site Twitter to express his dissatisfaction over the situation at the border. “China is building villages on our land. Is this a special Awas Yojana for Xi Jinping Prime Minister of India?” he wrote.
The widespread call for boycott of Chinese goods saw traders of Begum Bazar, known for stocking affordable items, breaking Chinese made mosquito bats and emergency lights in front of the media.
Reacting to Shah's comments, Owaisi, the Hyderabad MP, advised him not to "dance to the tune of gau rakshaks (cow vigilantes)".
Owaisi had on Wednesday called the ordinance against instant triple talaq "anti-Muslim women", claiming it would lead to more injustice to them.
AIMIM contested in 20 segments in the 2014 Assembly elections, winning seven of them, all in Old City, its bastion over the years.
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