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Owaisi highlighted the hazards of younger minds getting hooked on social media, and appealed to them to not wreck their future by watching reels.
AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi (PTI Picture)
AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi on Tuesday referred to as on the youth to not waste their time watching reels on social media and skim newspapers as an alternative, saying it would forestall them from turning into leaders and high-level professionals.
“I want to enchantment to the youth to not waste their time watching reels. I request you all to learn newspapers. You possibly can’t change into leaders, docs, engineers, or scientists when you waste your time watching reels,” he mentioned at an occasion in Hyderabad.
“Watching reels will solely spoil your thoughts and waste your time. It is going to affect your intelligence,” he added. “If our younger minds get hooked on them at this age, it would trigger a whole lot of injury.”
VIDEO | Hyderabad, Telangana: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) urges youth, saying, “I want to enchantment to the youth to not waste their time watching reels. I request you all to learn newspapers. You possibly can’t change into leaders, docs, engineers, or scientists when you… pic.twitter.com/2hR9FRIFRr— Press Belief of India (@PTI_News) July 15, 2025
Referring to the revision of electoral rolls in poll-bound Bihar, Owaisi requested, “Should you get hooked on reels, how will you reply Sales space Degree Officers (BLOs) through the electoral roll revision? Beneath the pretext of revision, many are being labelled Bangladeshi, Nepali or Myanmarese.”
He additionally emphasised that India’s Muslim minorities should change into politically and professionally empowered to spice up participation in democracy and form the nation’s future. Owaisi additionally expressed concern over alarming dropout charges amongst Muslim college students, calling it a loss for the Muslim neighborhood and the nation, as per experiences.
The AIMIM MP additionally said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s imaginative and prescient of a ‘Viksit Bharat’ would stay incomplete except minorities are supplied with equal entry to academic alternatives.
Aveek Banerjee is a Senior Sub Editor at News18. Primarily based in Noida with a Grasp’s in World Research, Aveek has greater than three years of expertise in digital media and information curation, specialising in worldwide…Learn Extra
Aveek Banerjee is a Senior Sub Editor at News18. Primarily based in Noida with a Grasp’s in World Research, Aveek has greater than three years of expertise in digital media and information curation, specialising in worldwide… Learn Extra
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