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As Ally TDP's Chandrababu Naidu Supports, Amit Shah Condemns Muslim Quota 'Unconstitutional' | News

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In a swift turn of events, Home Minister Amit Shah has denounced the notion of a Muslim quota just hours after ally TDP's Chandrababu Naidu expressed firm support for it. Shah staunchly declared such a quota as unconstitutional, creating possible tensions within the alliance. Despite simmering controversy, Shah reiterated his stance, promising to eliminate any such provision under the Modi 3.0 administration. Telangana and Andhra Pradesh prepare for Lok Sabha elections on May 13th. Stay tuned to Mirror Now for more political updates.

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