Nupur Sharma comments against Prophet Muhammad. Nupur Sharma’s remarks in a TV debate about 10 days ago have angered Indian Muslims and angered more than a dozen Islamic countries. On Sunday, the BJP suspended Mrs Sharma from the party. Naveen Kumar Jindal, head of the party’s Delhi media unit. She was also expelled for sharing a screenshot of his offensive remarks in a tweet.
[Hasibul]In a statement, the BJP said it was “against any ideology that insults or despises any community or religion” and added that it “does not promote such people or philosophy”. And in an effort to appease angry Islamic countries, Indian diplomats say the comments do not reflect the government’s position and are “views of desert elements.” But as many have mentioned, Mrs. Sharma is not a marginal element.
Nupur Sharma comments against Prophet Muhammad
Nupur Sharma was sacked by the BJP for her comments about Nabi during a TV debate on Sunday which drew condemnation from various countries. In a bid to quell the outrage over his remarks, the party issued a statement saying it was “strongly against any ideology that insults or demeans any community or religion” and “does not promote such people or philosophy.” Mumbai police are also expected to summon Nupur Sharma to record her statement in a case registered against her in the city.
Advertised by “A first information report or FIR has already been registered against Nupur Sharma at Paidhoni police station. We will call her to record her statement as per law and legal process will be followed,” Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey said yesterday. Ms Sharma apologized for her alleged insulting remarks against the Prophet Muhammad, saying it was not her intention to hurt anyone’s religious feelings.
Maharashtra Police Summons BJP’s Nupur Sharma
Delhi Police has filed a case against suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma alleging. That she was receiving death threats for her comments on the Prophet Muhammad. Her remarks during a TV show to Mrs. Sharma yesterday created a row and the BJP fired her after generating widespread reactions from Gulf countries. A case has been filed against the unidentified persons.
Ms Sharma posted an apology on Twitter yesterday, saying it was not her intention to hurt anyone’s religious feelings. She further added that he was concerned about the safety of his family and asked people not to divulge his address – a letter from the BJP, which was widely circulated on social media.
Nupur Sharma’s controversial comment on Prophet Muhammad
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain joined other Arab countries on Monday (June 6, 2022). To condemn the controversial remarks made by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nupur Sharma against the Prophet Muhammad. While Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry has said it rejects “permanent rejection of superstitions against symbols of Islam.
And rejection of all religious figures and symbols. Bahrain’s foreign ministry has emphasized the importance of respecting all religious beliefs and symbols. And personality. Both Gulf states, however, welcomed the BJP’s decision to fire their party spokespersons.
Remarks on Prophet Mohammad By BJP Leader Nupur Sharma
Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) have issued statements in the chorus of criticism. From the Islamic world against remarks by now suspended or expelled BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal. India has rejected the OIC’s remarks as “unwelcome and contradictory”. Criticism of Pakistan is ironic, given its own record with minorities. Pakistan joined three more Islamic countries to summon the Indian ambassador to address their grievances. Bahrain has also commented on the controversy, but has praised the BJP’s move against its two leaders.
[Hasibul]How India responded to Pakistan over Nupur Sharma’s comments
Even as it appeases outrage in the Islamic world, the 57-member OIC of the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Prime Minister of Pakistan. Shehbaz Sharif, have explicitly rejected India’s criticism. MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said India gives “highest respect” to all religions and described the grouping statement as “inspiring, misleading and naughty” and revealed its “divisive agenda” which is “pursuing vested interests”. ” “The Government of India explicitly rejects the irrational and narrow-minded remarks of the OIC Secretariat. The Government of India has the utmost respect for all religions,” Bagchi said.
