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Indian Union minister and BJP firebrand leader Giriraj Singh has made controversial remarks that Muslims should have been sent to Pakistan in 1947. His comments came out in the media on Friday.
In a media interview in Bihar's Purnia, Giriraj Singh said, "If all the Muslims were sent to Pakistan in 1947 and the Hindus were brought to this country, we would not have faced this situation today."
"It is time to make a commitment to the caste," he said. Prior to 1947, Muhammad Ali Jinnah had come forward for a Muslim nation. Our ancestors made a big mistake. The price we have to pay. If Indians do not find refuge in this country, where will they go? ”A video related to Giriraj Singh has become virtually viral in the media.
Assistant Professor Abdul Matin
In this regard, Abdul Matin, assistant professor of international relations at the traditional Jadavpur University, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, said on Friday, "This is not a personal comment by Giriraj Singh. This is an ideological statement from them. It is not fair to expect too much from them. That's why they do it naturally. The question now is that they took the oath of the constitution when they came to Parliament as MPs. Then I swore that I would follow the constitution rules. Every citizen read the message of equality in the constitution saying that it is equal. Then tell her that I didn't read it. I made that mistake. In fact, they are on both sides. On the one hand, when the government runs in the parliament, he swears the constitution and on the streets he refers to the people. It should be understood by the people that they take such a narrow road. '
Union Minister Giriraj Singh has recently called women who are in a position to oppose the Revised Citizenship Act (CAA) in Shaheenbagh, Delhi, India.
He said, "Shaheenbag has become not just a movement, but a suicide bomber. Conspiracy is being plotted against the country in the country's capital. ”His new controversial remarks have not stirred up his controversial remarks, which has triggered a stir in the political arena.
Indian Union minister and BJP firebrand leader Giriraj Singh has made controversial remarks that Muslims should have been sent to Pakistan in 1947. His comments came out in the media on Friday.
In a media interview in Bihar's Purnia, Giriraj Singh said, "If all the Muslims were sent to Pakistan in 1947 and the Hindus were brought to this country, we would not have faced this situation today."
"It is time to make a commitment to the caste," he said. Prior to 1947, Muhammad Ali Jinnah had come forward for a Muslim nation. Our ancestors made a big mistake. The price we have to pay. If Indians do not find refuge in this country, where will they go? ”A video related to Giriraj Singh has become virtually viral in the media.
Assistant Professor Abdul Matin
In this regard, Abdul Matin, assistant professor of international relations at the traditional Jadavpur University, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, said on Friday, "This is not a personal comment by Giriraj Singh. This is an ideological statement from them. It is not fair to expect too much from them. That's why they do it naturally. The question now is that they took the oath of the constitution when they came to Parliament as MPs. Then I swore that I would follow the constitution rules. Every citizen read the message of equality in the constitution saying that it is equal. Then tell her that I didn't read it. I made that mistake. In fact, they are on both sides. On the one hand, when the government runs in the parliament, he swears the constitution and on the streets he refers to the people. It should be understood by the people that they take such a narrow road. '
Union Minister Giriraj Singh has recently called women who are in a position to oppose the Revised Citizenship Act (CAA) in Shaheenbagh, Delhi, India.
He said, "Shaheenbag has become not just a movement, but a suicide bomber. Conspiracy is being plotted against the country in the country's capital. ”His new controversial remarks have not stirred up his controversial remarks, which has triggered a stir in the political arena.

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