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Netherlands far-right politician Geert Wilders, known for his Islamophobic comments, said BJP former spokesperson Nupur Sharma should never apologise and she is not responsible for Udaipur. Geert Wilders extended his support to Nupur Sharma and her comments on the Prophet when her comments met global outrage. As the Geert Wilders said Nupur Sharma is not responsible for what happened in Udaipur, ‘radical intolerant jihadi Muslims’ are. The Supreme Court on Friday said Nupur Sharma should have apologised in front of the country on television where in the first place she made those comments on teh prophet. While several Muslim nations raised the issue with New Delhi, protests broke out across the country last month -- in a repercussion of her comments. On Tuesday, Kanhaiya Lal, a Hindu tailor, was hacked to death for supporting Nupur Sharma on social media. The rap from the top court came as the Delhi Police investigate the case. Nupur Sharma said her comment was "according to the information in the Muslim holy book" and that his comments went viral on social media "without context". Nupur Sharma had approached the Supreme Court with a plea to club all FIRs against her. Following the top court's comments, she withdrew the plea. While opposition political parties welcomed the remarks made by the top court, Vishva Hindu Parishad said the court should have allowed the clubbing of the FIRs. "Whether Nupur Sharma committed an offence under law or not was not the issue before the ...

Here are today’s top news, analysis, and opinion. Know all about the latest news and other news updates from Hindustan Times. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) MP Asaduddin Owaisi.(ANI) ‘Will not be surprised if…’: Owaisi on Nupur Sharma's future in BJP All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Asaduddin Owaisi said he will not be surprised if suspended BJP functionary Nupur Sharma contests the next Lok Sabha election from Delhi. Former BJP national spokesperson Nupur Sharma was suspended from the party following a controversy triggered by her remarks on the Prophet Mohammad during a debate on a news channel. ‘Misinterpreting history’: Manipur Congress demands apology from Amit Shah The Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) has demanded public clarification and an apology from union home minister Amit Shah for allegedly “misinterpreting the history” of Manipur during his visit to the northeastern state on January 6. Imran Khan to Pakistan army: Refrain from ‘political engineering’ Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan asked the army to refrain from any "political engineering" in the national elections that are expected to be held later this year. The comments were made by Imran Khan in his party- Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's- women convention in Karachi. ‘Terminator’ Realme 10 launched in India, sale begins on January 15 Chinese smartphone manufacturer Realme on Monday launched its Realme 10 smartphone in India, and described the phone as its ...

Nupur Sharma (born 23 April 1985) is an Indian politician. She was the national spokesperson of the Early life and education Nupur Sharma was born in New Delhi in 1985. Sharma studied in the Political career Sharma became a worker of the Afterwards, she was appointed as an official spokesperson for the BJP's Delhi unit under Comments about Muhammad See also: On 26 May 2022, Sharma participated in a debate on the A police bandh (shut down) was called by a Muslim organization in On 5 June, the Grand Mufti of Oman became the first significant figure from outside India to take issue with Sharma. Describing the remarks as "insolent and obscene rudeness", he called for a boycott of all Indian products and confiscation of all Indian investments in Oman. By the evening of 5 June, Sharma was suspended from the BJP. The party statement said, "The BJP strongly denounces insults of any religious personalities of any religion." In June, a police team of On January 2023, she received a Notes • ^ a b Abhinav Rajput (5 June 2022), The Indian Express • Geeta Pandey (7 June 2022), BBC News, 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. • The Times of India, 7 June 2022, In 2020, the BJP appointed her as a national spokesperson. The 37-year-old was often seen on TV debates energetically arguing with her opponents and was often noted for using brash langua...

BJP East Delhi MP Gautam Gambhir extended support to Nupur Sharma, who was suspended as party spokesperson for her remarks against the Prophet and the Muslim community, and condemned the threats issued against her. Gambhir tweeted, “Silence of so called ‘secular liberals’ on the sickening display of hatred and death threats throughout the country against a woman who has apologized is surely deafening.” Clarifying that he was not in support of her statements, he later said: “Nobody has supported the statements made by Silence of so called ‘secular liberals’ on the sickening display of hatred & death threats throughout the country against a woman who has apologised is surely DEAFENING! — He also referred to protests in several states over the remarks against the Prophet: “The blatant display of hatred, death threats against her and her family and coordinated rioting in different parts of the country is a cause of concern. Even more astonishing is the silence of those secular liberals who blame our party for so-called intolerance. It is clear that vote bank politics is in play in certain states where rioters have created havoc with impunity. I laud the actions taken by the UP government to control the situation and to discourage such behaviour. This kind of behaviour cannot be tolerated in 21st Century India.” Political Pulse | Abrol told Former media panelist and BJP leader Rahul Trivedi also showed his support and tweeted, “No one above the party’s ideology, but the way som...

Mumbai Police on Friday said the team sent to serve notice to suspended Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson Nupur Sharma has not been able to trace her since the past four days. On June 11, Former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma.(PTI) Mumbai's Pydhonie Police had registered a case on May 29 following a complaint by Irfan Shaikh, the joint secretary of Mumbai wing of Raza Academy. The FIR was registered on charges of hurting religious feelings, promoting enmity and causing public mischief. The FIR was lodged on the day massive protests erupted across the country after Friday prayers. There were reports of violence and arson in parts of Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and West Bengal. In Jharkhand capital Ranchi, The protests took place five days after the "Pending further inquiry, you are suspended from the party and from your responsibilities, assignments if any, with immediate effect," the BJP in a communication to Sharma had stated. Sharma was suspended after several west Asian countries including Iran, Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia lodged strong protests before the Narendra Modi government. “Ambassador conveyed that the tweets do not, in any manner, reflect the views of the Government of India. These are the views of fringe elements,” a statement from the Indian Embassy read in response to the protest by Qatar government.

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday unleashed a barrage of critical observations serrating former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma and accused her of igniting the country and damaging the social fabric with her allegedly blasphemous comments against the Prophet, resulting in the unfortunate beheading of a tailor in Udaipur. Withdraw ‘unwarranted’ remarks against Nupur Sharma: Priest’s plea to CJI Within hours of a torrent of critical observations against Nupur Sharma by the Supreme Court for her alleged blasphemous statements on the Prophet, a Hindu priest sent a letter petition to the Chief Justice of India seeking withdrawal of the “unwarranted” comments, which he said could vitiate the Senior advocate Maninder Singh vehemently argued that as per the SC’s Arnab Goswami ruling in 2020, nearly a dozen FIRs registered against her in various states should be clubbed in Delhi where the first FIR was lodged on May 28. But a bench of Justices Surya This left Nupur with no option but to withdraw her petition. Nupur had moved the SC saying she and her family members are constantly receiving rape and death threats after she retorted to blasphemous comments by a religious leader against the ‘Shivling’, comparing it to a fountain. Two men were arrested for beheading a tailor at Udaipur for supporting Nupur’s comment on social media. Singh pleaded for clubbing the FIRs at Delhi saying given the serious threat to her life, it would not be safe for her to travel to various states. “She...

Islamic scholar’s Mahabba series on Prophet crosses 365th landmark A move that he began on June 15, 2022, to assuage the tensions and discontentment set loose by former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma through her criticism of Prophet Mohammed and his wife Aysha, Farooq Naeemi Al Bukhari’s daily essays named Mahabba have won him global fame June 14, 2023 08:23 pm | Updated 08:23 pm IST - MALAPPURAM Necessity is the mother of invention no longer remains a mere proverb for Islamic scholar Farooq Naeemi Al Bukhari. On Wednesday, Dr. Bukhari set a record of sorts by publishing the 365th essay on the life of Prophet Mohammed using the social media platform. A move that he began on June 15, 2022, to assuage the tensions and discontentment set loose by former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma through her criticism of Prophet Mohammed and his wife Aysha, Dr. Bukhari’s daily essays named Mahabba have won him global fame. Without a single day’s break, Dr. Bukhari published his essays in eight languages, including English, Malayalam and Arabic. The other languages he has chosen to publish his essays are Urdu, Kannada, Bengali, Tamil and Hindi. By banking heavily on authentic resources of knowledge and history, Dr. Bukhari delineated the life and times of Prophet Mohammed in a lucid manner. The enormous amount of feedback that his Mahabba essays generated on social media pointed out that he has not been opinionated or biased. “Apart from offering pieces of knowledge through my daily postings...

NEW DELHI: Expressing deep concern over the digital and social media crossing the ‘lakshman rekha’ and resorting to “personalised agenda-driven attacks” on the judiciary and judges besides also holding “media trial”, Supreme Court judge Justice JB Pardiwala on Sunday called for framing of laws and mechanism to regulate the two media, saying it is needed to preserve the “rule of law under the Constitution”. Pardiwala’s remarks came amid an uproar in a section, particularly the social media, over the strong remarks made by an apex court bench comprising Justice Surya Kant and him against suspended Supreme Court tears into Nupur Sharma, says her remarks set country on fire he Supreme Court on Friday unleashed a barrage of critical observations serrating former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma and accused her of igniting the country and damaging the social fabric with her allegedly blasphemous comments against the Prophet, resulting in the unfortunate beheading of a The two judges have since been accused of throwing Sharma in harm’s way, and the attack has gathered intense momentum in social media. Pardiwala said people with half-knowledge are using the social and digital media platforms to attack judges, some of whom may be “shaken” and “pay greater attention” to media reaction than the rule of law while deciding cases. He said non-judicial factors are shaping public opinion in the matter relating to law and Constitution because of agenda-driven social and digital media and poin...