AIMIM Releases Telugu Song To Woo Voters

Hyderabad, April 29 (Maxim News): Ahead of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024, All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM) released its Telugu campaign song titled ‘Baileli Vsthunadu‘ to woo voters, especially the Telugu-speaking populace. The release of this campaign song in Telugu signifies AIMIM’s strategic efforts to connect with voters in Telangana where the Telugu language holds paramount significance.

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The party released a six-minute music video sung by Nalgonda Gaddar Narsanna highlighting the accomplishment of its chief, Asaduddin Owaisi, who is seeking a fifth consecutive term in the upcoming elections. AIMIM aims to amplify its outreach and resonance among the Telugu-speaking communities through the cultural and linguistic initiative.

The party released the music video, which features footage of Owaisi’s visit to his constituency, meetings with people across communities and some of his rre gestures in public appearances like pretending to fly kite, which is the election symbol of AIMIM. The song highlights how Owaisi is serving the people irrespective of their religion or caste.

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There are visuals pof Hindus, especially temple management committee members, greeting Owaisi with shawls during his visits to the ancient city, while non-Muslims meet him at the party headquarters Darussalam to discuss their issues. The lyrics highlighted how the MP has been fighting for issues of common man in Parliament and outside. This is the second time that AIMIM has come out with a Telugu son as part of its campaign. In November last year, the party had released a Telugu song titled ‘Bahujanam‘, to reach out to Telugu-speaking voters during Telangana Assembly elections. (Maxim News)

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