File-Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi. (IANS)

 
Politics

Barelvi cleric slams BBC documentary on poor conditions of Indian Muslims

Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi of Barelvi sect has strongly condemned the BBC story that talks about the poor condition of Muslims in India.

NewsGram Desk

Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi of Barelvi sect has strongly condemned the BBC story that talks about the poor condition of Muslims in India.

The cleric said that India is treating Muslims very well and there is no problem.

"Even the RSS chief has assured Muslims that they want to work hand in hand. We appreciate his statement on that. BBC should mend its ways at the earliest," the cleric said.

BBC had put out a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi that questioned his leadership during the deadly 2002 Gujarat riots.

India's foreign ministry has dismissed the documentary as "propaganda".

Modi was the chief minister of Gujarat when it was gripped by communal riots that left more than 1,000 people dead -- most of them Muslims. The violence erupted after a train carrying Hindu pilgrims caught fire, killing 59. (SJ/IANS)

(This report is auto-published from IANS wire service. NewsGram holds no responsibility for its content)

Subscribe to our channels on YouTube and WhatsApp

Download our app on Play Store

2002 Riots: Gujarat HC Upholds Acquittal of Five in Vadodara Mob Killing Case

EC Orders Repoll in Falta After Finding EVM Tampering, Electoral Violations

Explained: How A Teen Rape Survivor’s Case Forced the Nation to Rethink it’s Abortion Laws

Roads Blocked and a Call for Capital Punishment: Protests Erupt in Maharashtra After a Four-Year-Old Victim is Raped and Killed by 65-Year-Old Farm Labourer in Pune

US Falls to Lowest-Ever Rank on Press Freedom Index as Trump Pours ‘Gasoline on the Fire’