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Many controversies within India and the resulting violence have attracted international attention. Recently, India had to deal with the diplomatic level with controversial comments about former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma Mohammad Nabi.
Many Islamic countries have issued statements regarding India and demanded drastic action. Qatar demanded that India apologize. Nupur Sharma was suspended from the party by the Bharatiya Janata Party.
On Monday, Mohammed Zubair, co-founder of the fact-checking website Alt News, was arrested and the news made headlines in the Arab media. Doha News reports that #IStandWithZubair was popular on social media in Qatar on Tuesday.
Qatar broadcaster Al-Jazeera reports that Mohammed Zubair has been arrested for his 2018 tweet. In fact, the case of Nupur Sharma was loudly raised by Mohammad Jubair. Later this issue became an issue in the Islamic countries across the border and then the Islamic countries issued statements one by one against India. Mohammed Zubair is also currently under arrest for insulting religious sentiments.
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The controversy over Nupur Sharma’s statement in India is not over yet. A tailor was hacked to death in Udaipur, Rajasthan on Tuesday. After the murder, the two took video and confessed that Kanhaiyalal had killed a tailor named Sahu.
He said that those who despise the Prophet will get the same punishment. Kanhaiya was accused of posting on Facebook in support of Nupur Sharma. He was attacked by Kanhaiya on this Facebook post. The two accused in the murder by Kanhaiya were Riyaz Attari, 38, and Kaus Mohammed, 39, both from Bhilwara. Rajasthan police arrested both.
There have been reactions in foreign media and social media in connection with the murder by Kanhaiya. The tweet of Netherlands MP Keert Wilders is much loved by a section of India.
Keert Wilders tweeted, “As a friend I say this to India. Stop being intolerant of the intolerant. Defend Hinduism against extremists, terrorists and jihadists. Do not appease Islam. It will cost more. “Keert Wilders added the hashtag #HinduLivesMatters #India with this tweet.
In his second tweet, Kirt Wilders said, “Hindus in India need to be safe. This is their country, their home. India is not an Islamic country.
Keert Wilders, known for his anti-Islamic statements, has been banned from entering Britain. However, this restriction was later lifted. Considering the danger to the lives of the Wilders, they are given protection.
Amjad Taha, the regional head of the British Center for the Middle East, also reacted to the killings in Udaipur. He wrote on his Twitter account, “The attack in Udaipur is seen as being carried out by Islamic terrorists targeting Hindus. Condemn it. Support India in the war on terror. Those who pleaded that India should be ignored for one person, should Indians ignore all Muslims? The answer is no. We must be united “Amjad Taha hashtag #JusticeForKanhaiyaLal #Udaipur with this tweet.
The news of the murder in Udaipur has also been reported in the Arab media. Al-Arabia wrote – Tensions over the killing of a Hindu man in Udaipur. Al Arabiya wrote, “Internet and mobile services have been banned in Udaipur. Both the killers have been arrested by the police.
Taslima Nasreen, an exiled writer from Bangladesh, said in her tweet, “Riyaz and Kaus brutally killed Kanhaiyala. I can also post a video of the murder on social media and do anything in the honor of the Prophet. The fanatics are so dangerous that even Hindus in India have no protection.”
In her second tweet, Taslima Nasreen said, “Swaban Kumar Biswas, a college Hindu principal from Bangladesh, was forced to wear a torn shoe garland by fanatics who defended a student who supported Nupur Sharma on social media. Jihadi headlamps can be given not only to non-Hindus but also to progressive Muslims and free thinkers.Religious extremism will always be harmful to mankind.
Pakistani journalist Ruhan Ahmed tweeted the Hindustan Times news about Udaipur. The tweet said, “According to the Hindustan Times, the two men who killed a Hindu tailor in Udaipur, Rajasthan, were linked to Dawat-e-Islami and Parelvi Pan-Islamic Tehreek-e-Labak from Karachi.
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