"Congress always worked against the Muslims, while the ruling SP government did nothing for the community except betraying them. Now these parties are contesting polls in an alliance. I appeal to everyone, especially Muslims, not to vote for them in the election", he told a press conference organised by Sunni Ekta Front.
When asked about the party he would support, Jawwad, who had recently met BSP leader Naseemuddin Siddiqui said, "Talks are on. I will decide about it in next three days."
Jawwad, who is also a member All India Muslim Personal Law board (AIMPLB), has a good clout among the Shia community.
He had, earlier, indulged in war of words with Khan over waqf properties issue.
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