As one of the fastest growing political parties in India, the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen somewhat limits its ambitions with its name, which loosely

translates to ‘all-India council of the union of Muslims’.

Its boss, Asaduddin Owaisi, is a man who knows his limitations, and certainly his strengths.

He knows that his constituency will largely remain Muslims who believe that Yakub Memon is being hanged because he is a Muslim; or that in Hindu-majority India, the

people of the faith have been shortchanged; or that the children of the gilded days of the Sultanate and the Delhi durbar have been relegated to the slums in the

shadows of its glorious minarets.


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