New Delhi High Court on Friday slammed the ruling party’s spokesperson after her remarks on Islam pushed India into a diplomatic row and sparked massive protests, saying that official should Apologize for we take”set Country on fire. “
Islamic anger swept world last A month after Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Nupur Sharma’s incendiary remarks during a televised debate on The relationship between the Prophet Muhammad and his younger wife, with nearly 20 countries Connection in their Indian ambassadors for Explanation.
rallies also erupted around South Asia, with police killing protesters in India, while this second week men accused of apocalyptic murder of hindu tailor who It was posted in support of Sharma on Facebook.
She and her loose tongue set Country on firethe Supreme Court of India said during a procedural hearing on many of criminal Complaints have been raised against Sharma.
“This lady is alone responsible for What is happening in Country ” added. “she should I apologize to the whole nation.”
Since her comments, Sharma has been subjected to numerous police complaints filed against Its across India by members of The public.
While the 37-year-old’s whereabouts were unknown, her lawyer was in Court asks to consolidate cases in New Delhi, Friday’s request was rejected.
Sharma was in one Time seen as a rising star in The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) but her comments prompted it to take damage control.
The party soon Commented its spokesperson post He issued a statement asserting that he respects all religions.
Since he came to power nationally in 2014, the BJP headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused of advocacy discriminatory policies towards followers of Islamic faith.
critics also Says government Head over campaign on Freedom of expression and rights activists.
This week, the police arrested Muslim journalist Muhammad Al-Zubair, an outspoken critic of The government who Help draw attention to Sharma’s comments.
He was arrested on Monday and remains in Custody over Four year old tweet about a Hindu deity that the police said was the topic of Complaints of Hindu groups.
