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Delhi Haj Committee election ,AAP ‘frustrated’ with defeat : BJP

Delhi BJP has said that the AAP is “frustrated” after its defeat in the Delhi Haj Committee election. “It is strange that the Delhi Haj Committee was constituted by the Lt. Governor of Delhi on January 6 and Ms. Atishi has today – after 40 days – reacted on it, calling the constitution of the Committee illegal,” Delhi BJP spokesperson Syed Yaseer Jilani said.

“The problem with AAP is that it can never digest defeat and that too at the hands of a woman,” he added.

The BJP spokesperson further said that Arvind Kejriwal “does not believe in giving any position of authority to women, and he and his party are shocked to see that the BJP has given an opportunity to a woman to serve at Delhi Haj Committee”.

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Jilani asserted that there is widespread “joy” amongst the Muslim community especially the youth after the election of young Kausar Jahan as Chairperson of the Delhi Haj Committee and “this is bothering AAP leaders”.

Yesterday In a major setback to the Aam Aadmi Party, BJP candidate Kausar Jahan was elected as the new chairman of the Delhi Haj Committee. The committee organizes Islamic pilgrimages to Saudi Arabia. Kausar Jahan is the second woman to hold this position. Former Delhi Congress chief Tajdar Babar was the only woman till now to have held this post.

Lt. Governor V.K. Saxena had on January 6 constituted the Delhi State Haj Committee for a period of three years. The Delhi State Haj Committee comprises one member of Parliament, two members from the Delhi Legislative Assembly, one Muslim member from the local body, one Muslim member with knowledge of Muslim theology, and one Muslim member from any Muslim Voluntary organization.

The members of the committee include BJP MP Gautam Gambhir, AAP MLAs Abdul Rehman, Haji Yunus, and Congress MCD councilor Naziya Danish. Apart from these, Mohammad Saad was nominated as an expert in Islamic theology and law, while Kausar Jahan was nominated as a Muslim member of the Muslim Voluntary Organisation.