<h1>Nationalist leader accused of doublespeak over saying minority religion belongs while insisting territorial ideology is nonnegotiable</h1> A leader of a nationalist volunteer organization drew criticism from opposition politicians for alleged 'doublespeak' after reiterating that a major minority religion has a place in the country while asserting an ideological territorial concept is immutable; opponents highlighted perceived contradictions on retirement-age remarks and family-size suggestions. A regional party leader and a small-party MP publicly condemned the comments as inconsistent and politically motivated. Religious scholars from the minority community welcomed calls for unity and interfaith reconciliation, while a ruling party spokesperson framed the leader's remarks as inclusive of a broad national identity.