<h1>Opposition lawmaker condemns three-children norm as infringement on women's choices, accuses nationalist groups of stoking anti-Muslim hatred</h1> An opposition lawmaker publicly criticised the leader of a Hindu nationalist organisation for advocating a 'three children per family' norm, arguing it unlawfully intrudes on women's private choices, and accused that organisation and affiliated groups of fomenting anti-Muslim hatred. The lawmaker alleged the federal administration institutionalised religious animus during its tenure and urged voters to remove the ruling party. He challenged government handling of alleged illegal migration, US trade sanctions and their impact on the poor, and questioned the impartiality of a state-appointed judicial commission investigating communal violence, citing prior state actions against a minority community and citing census-based demographic shifts in the affected district.