Dr. SQR Ilyas, National President, Welfare Party of India
While the Prime Minister’s duty is to talk to the protesting farmers and resolve their issues, he is busy on political tours, delivering election speeches. He is acting more like a BJP leader than a Prime Minister.
India needs a responsible Prime Minister who will listen to its people’s grievences sitting by their side.
Welfare Party of India congratulated the people of Karnataka for voting for stability and rejection of BJP’s hindutva divisive politics. Dr SQR Ilyas National President of ‘Welfare Party of India’ congratulated the Indian National Congress for throwing out BJP party from its only South Indian bastion with a majority mandate…
Press Release 23rd May 2022 New Delhi Reclaiming temples and demolishing masjids will destroy secular and democratic India. National President of Welfare Party of India Dr SQR Ilyas expressed great concern at the behaviour of the courts and said, “the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991 that bars the…
Press Release 7th December 2021 New Delhi. Welfare Party of India for effective advocacy wrote letters to heads of all opposition political parties, which included Congress, NCP, AITC, BJD, SP, BSP, AAP, DMK, AIDMK, TRS, CPI(M), CPI, RJD, JDU, JMM, IUML, MDMK, Telugu Desam, YSR Congress, MNF and also…
The Welfare Party of India is working on forming a pan-India coalition of non-BJP parties to take on the Bharatiya Janata Party in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, said party’s national president S.Q.R. Illiyas here on Thursday. Talking to reporters on his maiden visit to the city, Mr. Illiyas said…
Welfare Party of India strongly criticised Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi for calling it radical and terrorist organisation and sought an immediate public apology. National President of Welfare Party of India Dr SQR Ilyas criticised Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi union minister in BJP government and said the allegations made by him are baseless…
The persecution of Muslims is rooted in growing bigotry within Hindu society and its normalisation in politics, judiciary and police. | Samar Halarnkar It is now clear that if you are Muslim in Narendra Modi’s new India you can be arrested for selling shoes, taking part in a protest, talking…