Archive · 17 Nov 2025
Akbaruddin Owaisi Hints at Retirement, Successor May Emerge
A politician named Akbaruddin Owaisi, who has been a leader for a long time, said he might stop working in politics soon.
He mentioned that his son, Nooruddin, could take his place, maybe even in the same area where he used to be the leader.
Akbaruddin said he feels like he has done a lot in his life and wants to rest because his health isn't great.
He's looking for someone who really cares about the people to take over his job.
This comes after he was hurt in an attack many years ago, which still causes him pain.
He wants to make sure the organizations he leads are in good hands with someone who has a big heart for the community.
AIMIM floor leader Akbaruddin Owaisi has indicated he may retire from active politics.
He suggested his son, Nooruddin Owaisi, could potentially take over his responsibilities.
Akbaruddin cited deteriorating health and a desire for a peaceful life as reasons for considering retirement.
He stated he is looking for a successor with empathy and capability to lead community organizations.
Owaisi has faced significant health challenges stemming from a 2011 attack where a bullet remains lodged near vital organs.
- Who
- Akbaruddin Owaisi, AIMIM floor leader and Chandrayangutta MLA
- What
- Hinted at retirement from active politics and the potential handover of his responsibilities to his son, Nooruddin Owaisi.
- When
- On Saturday, during the inauguration of a new campus block named after Nooruddin Owaisi.
- Where
- Babanagar, Hyderabad, at the Dr Nooruddin Owaisi Educational Campus.
- Why
- Due to deteriorating health, chronic pain from a past attack, and a desire to find an empathetic and capable successor to lead the community's organizations.
- Akbaruddin Owaisi's Constituency
- Chandrayangutta
- Potential Successor Mentioned
- Nooruddin Owaisi (son, trustee of Salar-e-Millat Educational Trust)
- Reason for Possible Retirement
- Deteriorating health, chronic pain from 2011 attack, desire for peaceful life
- Key Criteria for Successor
- Empathy for the community, capability
- Akbaruddin Owaisi's Tenure
- Six-time MLA
- Past Incident
- Attack in 2011, resulting in a lodged bullet and ongoing health issues