15 Nations Condemn Remarks On Prophet As Blowback Against India Spreads: 10 Points

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15 Nations Condemn Remarks On Prophet As Blowback Against India Spreads: 10 Points​

The countries expressed their denunciation and rejection of insults of the Prophet Muhammad​

All IndiaEdited by Aditi GautamUpdated: June 07, 2022 12:05 pm IST

The BJP has suspended spokesperson Nupur Sharma

New Delhi: The diplomatic outrage over the remarks on Prophet Muhammad by BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal continued even as the government sought to defuse the anger in various countries, asserting that it respects all religions.

Nupur Sharma had made a controversial remark on Prophet Muhammad during a television debate on the vexed Gyanvapi mosque controversy. The remark had triggered outrage. Several protests were organised against the remark. FIRs were also filed against Nupur Sharma. Meanwhile, over 40 people, including policemen were injured in violence in Kanpur over the remark. The police have booked over 1,000 rioters. Jindal had written controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad on social media, which he deleted after outrage.

What Nupur Sharma, Naveen Jindal said on the controversy?

Nupur Sharma wrote on Twitter that she had been upset with the continuous 'insult and disrespect' of Lord Shiva. The claim that the Shivling reportedly found inside the mosque was a fountain, had irked her. "I have been attending TV debates for the past many days where our Mahadev was being insulted and disrespected continuously. It was mockingly being said that it is not Shivling but a fountain. Shivling was being ridiculed by comparing it to roadside signs and poles in Delhi," Sharma said in a statement on Twitter. She withdrew her controversial remark saying it was not her intention to hurt someone's religious feelings.

Jindal also echoed Sharma's sentiments. He said he believes in the philosophy of respecting other religions.

"My intention was not to hurt anyone's sentiments. We respect all religions. I made another tweet today afternoon in which I have written that one should respect all religions. My question was to those people whose mentality is to constantly talk nonsense about Lord Shri Ram, Goddess Sita, Goddess Janaki, Lord Hanuman and Goddess Saraswati. I asked the people a question. It doesn't mean that I want to hurt anyone's sentiments. That's why I want to say very clearly that one should respect all religions. I do not wish to spread hatred amongst people. No religion propagates hatred," he was quoted by the news agency ANI as saying.

Here are the top 10 updates on this big story​

1. At least 15 countries, including Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, the UAE, Iran, Jordan, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Maldives, Libya and Indonesia have lodged official protests against India over the controversial remarks.
2. The countries expressed their denunciation and rejection of insults of the Prophet Muhammad, and demanded an apology from the government.
3. At home, the opposition parties stepped up pressure for legal action against the two BJP leaders and accused the party of denting the country's image at the international level.
4. The foreign ministry said in a statement that the offensive tweets and comments "did not, in any way, reflect the views of the government. These are the views of fringe elements".
5. The BJP has suspended spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled Naveen Jindal over the controversial comments. The party on Sunday issued a statement, saying it is "strongly against any ideology which insults or demeans any sect or religion" and "does not promote such people or philosophy".
6. The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) condemned the remarks and urged the United Nations to take necessary measures to ensure that the rights of minorities are protected in India.
7. Qatar, Iran and Kuwait had on Sunday summoned Indian ambassadors to express their strong protest and condemnation of the remarks. The embassies later issued statements, saying the "offensive tweets" by individuals in India "do not, in any manner, reflect the views of the government of India".
8. The controversial remarks also sparked a trend on social media in various countries calling for a boycott of Indian products.
9. The comments were made by Nupur Sharma during a TV debate last week in the backdrop of a series of communal incidents across the country. BJP media chief Naveen Jindal posted a tweet about the Prophet, which he later deleted.
10. The Delhi Police have provided security to Nupur Sharma and her family after a case was registered on a complaint that she was getting death threats. Ms Sharma earlier posted an apology on Twitter, saying that it was not her intention to hurt anyone's religious sentiments.

 

[Cottonmouth]

They can join hands and attack India.

 

[borom]

As someone said the country with the "flow of global talent" , and we import thousands upon thousands of them to displace our local PMET's who sacrificed and served NS . This "global talent" place also support Putin contrary to our foreign policy and yet they love them deep deep .
Who is making decisions here?
The one who wear pants or the effeminate who walks with a hip sway

 

[countryman]

All the gods of all religions are living harmoniously in the skies above, they're having a good laugh @ humans on earth fighting over petty issues especially where there's one violent religious grp..

 

[syed putra]

Maybe a energy sanction should be imposed.

 

[glockman]

15 Nations Condemn Remarks On Prophet As Blowback Against India Spreads: 10 Points​

The countries expressed their denunciation and rejection of insults of the Prophet Muhammad​

All IndiaEdited by Aditi GautamUpdated: June 07, 2022 12:05 pm IST

The BJP has suspended spokesperson Nupur Sharma

New Delhi: The diplomatic outrage over the remarks on Prophet Muhammad by BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal continued even as the government sought to defuse the anger in various countries, asserting that it respects all religions.

Nupur Sharma had made a controversial remark on Prophet Muhammad during a television debate on the vexed Gyanvapi mosque controversy. The remark had triggered outrage. Several protests were organised against the remark. FIRs were also filed against Nupur Sharma. Meanwhile, over 40 people, including policemen were injured in violence in Kanpur over the remark. The police have booked over 1,000 rioters. Jindal had written controversial remarks on Prophet Muhammad on social media, which he deleted after outrage.

What Nupur Sharma, Naveen Jindal said on the controversy?

Nupur Sharma wrote on Twitter that she had been upset with the continuous 'insult and disrespect' of Lord Shiva. The claim that the Shivling reportedly found inside the mosque was a fountain, had irked her. "I have been attending TV debates for the past many days where our Mahadev was being insulted and disrespected continuously. It was mockingly being said that it is not Shivling but a fountain. Shivling was being ridiculed by comparing it to roadside signs and poles in Delhi," Sharma said in a statement on Twitter. She withdrew her controversial remark saying it was not her intention to hurt someone's religious feelings.

Jindal also echoed Sharma's sentiments. He said he believes in the philosophy of respecting other religions.

"My intention was not to hurt anyone's sentiments. We respect all religions. I made another tweet today afternoon in which I have written that one should respect all religions. My question was to those people whose mentality is to constantly talk nonsense about Lord Shri Ram, Goddess Sita, Goddess Janaki, Lord Hanuman and Goddess Saraswati. I asked the people a question. It doesn't mean that I want to hurt anyone's sentiments. That's why I want to say very clearly that one should respect all religions. I do not wish to spread hatred amongst people. No religion propagates hatred," he was quoted by the news agency ANI as saying.

Here are the top 10 updates on this big story​

1. At least 15 countries, including Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, the UAE, Iran, Jordan, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Maldives, Libya and Indonesia have lodged official protests against India over the controversial remarks.
2. The countries expressed their denunciation and rejection of insults of the Prophet Muhammad, and demanded an apology from the government.
3. At home, the opposition parties stepped up pressure for legal action against the two BJP leaders and accused the party of denting the country's image at the international level.
4. The foreign ministry said in a statement that the offensive tweets and comments "did not, in any way, reflect the views of the government. These are the views of fringe elements".
5. The BJP has suspended spokesperson Nupur Sharma and expelled Naveen Jindal over the controversial comments. The party on Sunday issued a statement, saying it is "strongly against any ideology which insults or demeans any sect or religion" and "does not promote such people or philosophy".
6. The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) condemned the remarks and urged the United Nations to take necessary measures to ensure that the rights of minorities are protected in India.
7. Qatar, Iran and Kuwait had on Sunday summoned Indian ambassadors to express their strong protest and condemnation of the remarks. The embassies later issued statements, saying the "offensive tweets" by individuals in India "do not, in any manner, reflect the views of the government of India".
8. The controversial remarks also sparked a trend on social media in various countries calling for a boycott of Indian products.
9. The comments were made by Nupur Sharma during a TV debate last week in the backdrop of a series of communal incidents across the country. BJP media chief Naveen Jindal posted a tweet about the Prophet, which he later deleted.
10. The Delhi Police have provided security to Nupur Sharma and her family after a case was registered on a complaint that she was getting death threats. Ms Sharma earlier posted an apology on Twitter, saying that it was not her intention to hurt anyone's religious sentiments.

A dispute over fictitious characters. Who is betterer? Batman, Superman, Aquaman, Spider-Man, Green Lantern? Dumbfuckers!

 

[SBFNews]

A dispute over fictitious characters. Who is betterer? Batman, Superman, Aquaman, Spider-Man, Green Lantern? Dumbfuckers!

Sort of sama sama like fetish with Mark and Jeremy here

 

[A Singaporean]

Anyone knows what Nupur Dharma actually said that was so insulting? Please share.

 

[Cottonmouth]

This desi will be gangraped by the Talibans soon!

Nupur Sharma: The Indian woman behind offensive Prophet Muhammad comments​

By Geeta Pandey
BBC News, Delhi

Published2 hours ago

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Image caption,
The BJP has suspended Nupur Sharma
India is in the midst of a diplomatic nightmare over controversial comments made by a senior official from the governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) about the Prophet Muhammad.
Nupur Sharma's remarks, made in a TV debate about 10 days ago, have incensed Indian Muslims and outraged more than a dozen Islamic nations.
On Sunday, the BJP suspended Ms Sharma from the party. The head of the party's Delhi media unit, Naveen Kumar Jindal, was also expelled for sharing a screenshot of her offensive comment in a tweet.
In a statement, the BJP said it was "against any ideology which insults or demeans any sect or religion" and added that it did not "promote such people or philosophy".
And in an attempt to placate angry Islamic nations, Indian diplomats have said the comments did not reflect the stand of the government and that they were "views of fringe elements".
But as many have pointed out, Ms Sharma is no fringe element.

Until she was axed, the 37-year-old lawyer was a much sought-after "official BJP spokesperson" who appeared night after night on TV debates to represent and defend Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
A student of law at Delhi University, Ms Sharma began her political career in 2008 when she was elected as the president of the students' union as a candidate of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the student wing of the Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh movement.
Her political career picked up pace in 2011 when she returned to India after doing her masters in international business law from the London School of Economics.
Brash and articulate, her ability to argue and put forth her point of view in both English and Hindi won her a place in the BJP's media committee for the 2013 Delhi assembly elections.
Two years later when fresh elections were called, she was the BJP's candidate against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
It was not an election anyone expected her to win, but her energetic campaign brought her further into the limelight - she was appointed an official spokesperson for the party in Delhi and in 2020, she became a "national spokesperson" for the BJP.

IMAGE SOURCE,GETTY IMAGES
Image caption,
Protesters have demanded the arrest of BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma for her "blasphemous comments"

In the past few years, Ms Sharma has become a familiar face for Indian TV audiences. On most evenings, she can be seen and heard shouting at and heckling her political opponents, even calling them names.
In a short clip shared extensively by her supporters on Twitter recently, she called a panellist "a bloody hypocrite and a liar" and told him to "shut up".
When she shared the clip on Twitter, where she counts Prime Minister Narendra Modi among her more than half a million followers, her supporters praised her, calling her "a lioness, and a fierce and fearless warrior".
In a statement following her sacking, Ms Sharma wrote that she was withdrawing her remarks "unconditionally", but she made an attempt to justify her comments by claiming that they were in response to "the continuous insult and disrespect towards the Hindu god Shiva".
Her offensive comments were made during a debate on the dispute over the Gyanvapi mosque.
Hindus claim that the mosque in the holy city of Varanasi is built on the ruins of a grand 16th Century Hindu shrine - destroyed in 1669 by Mughal emperor Aurangzeb - and some are now seeking a court's permission to pray within the mosque complex.

• The Mughal emperor still being debated today
• Beaten and humiliated for being a Muslim in India

A controversial court order, which allowed a video-recorded survey of the mosque, is said to have revealed a stone shaft that the petitioners claim is a Shivalinga, the symbol of Shiva. But mosque authorities insist that it's a water fountain.
The dispute is being heard in court, but the claims and counter-claims are being debated endlessly on TV channels and Ms Sharma has been a loud and vocal proponent of the Hindu nationalist point of view.
On 27 May, with her abusive comments against Prophet Muhammad, she appeared to have bitten off more than she could chew.

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Image caption,
Nupur Sharma contested Delhi assembly elections in 2015
After journalist and fact-checker Mohammed Zubair shared a clip of her outburst on Twitter, she tweeted to Delhi police saying that she was being "bombarded with rape, death and beheading threats against my sister, mother, father and myself".
She accused Mr Zubair of "peddling a fake-narrative to vitiate the atmosphere, cause communal disharmony & cause communal & targeted hatred against me & my family".
In her tweets, she tagged PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP president JP Nadda.
Three days later, she told a sympathetic interviewer that "the prime minister's office, the home minister's office and the party president's office were rallying behind me".
But trouble began to mount for her last Friday, when a protest by Muslims against her comments in Kanpur, a city in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, turned violent.
The state, led by hardline Hindu monk Yogi Adityanath, came down heavily on the protesters, lodging complaints against hundreds of Muslims and arresting dozens of them.
But Ms Sharma and the BJP couldn't brazen it out any longer - especially after countries in the Middle East began condemning her statement; Kuwait, Iran and Qatar summoned Indian ambassadors and Saudi Arabia issued a strong statement. Even the UAE, whose relationship with India has significantly improved in the past few years, has criticised the comments.
In recent days, calls have grown louder for Ms Sharma to be arrested for her "blasphemous comments" and police in several opposition-ruled states have opened investigations against her. On Tuesday, the Delhi Police strengthened her security, citing a threat to her life from a militant group.
But since her suspension, support has also been growing for the beleaguered former BJP spokesperson - hashtags such as #ISupportNupurSharma and #TakeBackNupurSharma have trended daily on social media, with tens of thousands praising her. Some commentators also point out that many top Indian politicians have got away with making hateful comments - and that this controversy may not mean the end of Ms Sharma's political career.

 

[Loofydralb]

 

[syed putra]

Anyone knows what Nupur Dharma actually said that was so insulting? Please share.

Probably same thing being said here repeatedly namely paedophile, terrorist, robber, .....

 

[winnipegjets]

Muslim countries will let this slide after a bit of showmanship. India can cause more damage to them by suspending exports - labour and medicine. Those Muslim countries secretly worship the Hindu gods.

 

[mudhatter]

Muslim countries will let this slide after a bit of showmanship. India can cause more damage to them by suspending exports - labour and medicine. Those Muslim countries secretly worship the Hindu gods.

what labor & medicine do muslim countries need from CECA virus?

ceca virus itself remains the world's biggest sh*thole

it can't provide medicine for itself, just cobbles togeter generic medicine from imported cheap chink junk API active pharma ingredients.

even coolie gene stinkypura can manufacture API for foreign coys what's so special? it's another thing coolie gene stinky haven't got the brains to build a brand or any thing requiring the slightest bit of intellect

fact is

1. all those muslim countries are weak, cowards, puppets or vassals and backward. most of them are not Islamic at all. most of them are secular by law and constitution e.g. indonesia kazakhstan bangla nigeria senegal benin egypt lebanon etc

understandably they remain weak powerless backward sh*tholes

pure & simple

2. turkey didnot even condemn it. a formally secular country where erdogan the fraudster uses rhetorc to fool the masses that he is some Islamic Sultan reincarnate from the Ottoman dynasty although he is not a member of that Uthman/Ottoman dynasty

3 iran ruled by cowards, cowardly leaders, cowardly expats. they can't blast a hydrogen bomb + ICBM something tiny north korea has done years ago

4. what of the rest of Muslim countries? they lack the most important ingredient - hydrogen bomb + ICBM, something tiny North Korea, most isolated country on Earth has done years ago. norkies are world's most isolated country. tiny country smaller than canada or australia in population, smaller than algeria morocco or sudan in population.

and those who are obsessed with GDP should also know that by all estimates, norkie gdp is tinier than sri lankan gdp.

yet here they have done it


a feat no asean country, no middle eastern, no south asian, no central asian, no balkan, no african, no latin american country has achieved.

 

[mudhatter]

i dont see the point of condemnation either

you want to take action, then declare war

don't make excuses

tiny norkies have blasted hydrogen bomb and tested ICBM

no excuses for 57 OIC countries incl turquie led by fraudster erdogan or iran led by coward khamenei raesi etc, or puppet vassal regimes like in paki egypt indon bangla malaysia nigeria morocco jordan kazakhstan uzbekistan to not have tested these big beautful devices by now

utter, sheer incompetence, lack of talent, courage, foresight must be the cause. maybe low IQ is another inhibitor.

if they can't develop such simple devices by themselves, why don't they send someone to north korea to obtain technology transfer and start mass production of nukes and icbm



cecas are a turd world sh*thole and indispensable for nothing at all

just drenched in cow dung and urine they can be dumped in their holy polluted dirty smelly ganges river

- all OIC countries should cut off diplomatic ties with CECA virus
- GCC arab countries which are puppets/vassals of their yankee kafir masters and can't even take a dump in their golden million riyal/dinar toilets without their masters' nod, should have ideally also evicted all CECA virus from their countries

replace them with Muslims from Indon, Bangla, Egypt, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Palestine, Jordan, Morocco, Lebanon, Turkey etc. OIC has 1.9 billion Muslims acc 2 some reports. so? no need for kafir ceca virus but alas, these GCC regimes are autocrats installed by their yankee overlords

- turkey is a fraudster country. iran is led by coward leaders and so are their expats a bunch of cowards.

 

[mudhatter]

let me do the "needful" (anybody who knows ceca language will know what I mean)


Muslims - at individual capacity - can begin by circulating, disseminating, publishing some historical or artistic depictions of polytheist ceca virus

the purpose of these publications is intellectual curiosity


More Muslims around the world, at individual level, should exhibit intellectual curiosity

 

[mudhatter]

the purpose of these publications is intellectual curiosity


More Muslims around the world, at individual level, should exhibit intellectual curiosity

 

[JohnTan]

A dispute over fictitious characters. Who is betterer? Batman, Superman, Aquaman, Spider-Man, Green Lantern? Dumbfuckers!

The article is careful to not quote the controversial remark or to describe it. But I'll make a guess.

I guess that she probably said or insinuated that the muslim prophet muhammad was a pedophile because he married a kid and banged her a couple of years later. It's recorded in the muslim hadith.

This is a sore point for many moslems, with defence arguments like "she's reached puberty", "it's common back then to bang kids" or "she's not 9 years old. She's actually 18" or "the hadith was unreliable".

 

[JohnTan]

the purpose of these publications is intellectual curiosity


More Muslims around the world, at individual level, should exhibit intellectual curiosity

Of course not. The purpose of the publications is to humiliate unbelievers. Your fake god allah and false prophet muhammad masturbates to humilating unbelievers.

If you were more truthful, people would have a better impression of islam. But then again, your muhammad describes his allah as the 'best of liars'. It's in your quran.

 

[red amoeba]

Please issue a fatwa against this desi cunt.

 

[Loofydralb]

Please issue a fatwa against this desi cunt.

No need a fatwa for these bitches. They are walking dead already. Just a matter of time.