Slogans of ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ were raised in Aurangabad and after that it happened in Udaipur and Amravati. There is a debate going on across the country regarding this incident. Those instigating people and promoting violence are being condemned everywhere. There is a constant debate on TV channels about who is promoting such mentality and such thinking.
In a debate on the same issue on India TV, anchor Saurabh Sharma said that Khadim Salman Chishti of Ajmer Dargah has announced to give his entire property to the one who brought the youth of his community by beheading Nupur Sharma. The other is Sarwar Chishti. Saurabh Sharma said that his statement is that India will be shaken.
In the debate about this, RSS ideologue Sangeet Ragi said, “Where did this kind of mentality come from. This mindset is born out of an interpretation of Islam. And that is the interpretation of Islam that produces Jas-e-Mohammed, produces Boko Haram, creates the Islamic Brotherhood, and it spreads beheadings all over the world without exception. That’s why 54 countries have blasphemy laws.”
He said, “It means that it is not un-Islamic. It can be unconstitutional inside India, it is not un-Islamic. Similarly, there is a Deoband who believes in the same Islam. Because this Deoband and Pakistani Deoband are one and the same. There is no difference in the syllabus of both. The Deoband there produces the Taliban in Afghanistan. Produces in Pakistan, produces Jais-e-Mohammed.
Said- “If you will read the research paper of Tablighis, there is no terrorist activist in the world of Europe who has not passed after Tablighi training somewhere. The bottom line I say is that there is one interpretation of Islam, not all of it, which creates this kind of mentality.”
Earlier, AIMIM leader Kalimul Hafeez said that those who have spoken about beheading are wrong but they are increasing due to irresponsible attitude of governments and negligence of government agencies. Said that the BJP government does not take action for speaking provocative things to its people.
