KOLKATA: The TMC on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court’s brief observations regarding the Nupur Sharma case, slamming Union Home Minister Amit Shah for “giving her shelter”. Bengal’s ruling party also urged the Delhi Police to arrest the former BJP spokesperson for his recent remarks against Prophet Mohammad. The party tweeted, citing the top, “SC notes @NupurSharmaBJP ‘singlely responsible’ for ‘setting the country on fire’, leading to the dastardly Udaipur murder. No one dares to touch you (Sharma).” It shows your dominance.” Court comment.
Criticizing Shah and the Delhi Police reporting to Shah, the party said, “Shame for sheltering Home Minister @AmitShah and @DelhiPolice.”
The court dismissed Sharma’s plea to club the FIRs lodged in different states, saying the remarks were made either for cheap publicity, political agenda or some nefarious activities, and said he should apologize to the entire country. Was.
Sharma’s remarks against the Prophet during a TV debate triggered protests across the country and invited sharp reactions from several Gulf countries. Later BJP suspended him from the party. The court’s remarks against the suspended BJP leader came after a tailor in Udaipur, who posted a video in support of Sharma online, was murdered by two men.
Shame on Amit Shah, Delhi Police for sheltering Nupur Sharma: TMC
KOLKATA: The TMC on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court’s brief observations regarding the Nupur Sharma case, slamming Union Home Minister Amit Shah for “giving her shelter”. Bengal’s ruling party also urged the Delhi Police to arrest the former BJP spokesperson for his recent remarks against Prophet Mohammad. The party tweeted, citing the top, “SC notes @NupurSharmaBJP ‘singlely responsible’ for ‘setting the country on fire’, leading to the dastardly Udaipur murder. No one dares to touch you (Sharma).” It shows your dominance.” Court comment.
Criticizing Shah and the Delhi Police reporting to Shah, the party said, “Shame for sheltering Home Minister @AmitShah and @DelhiPolice.”
Suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma rained heavily The apex court on Friday said that it led to unfortunate incidents and ignited sentiments across the country.
The court dismissed Sharma’s plea to club the FIRs lodged in different states, saying the remarks were made either for cheap publicity, political agenda or some nefarious activities, and said he should apologize to the entire country. Was.
Sharma’s remarks against the Prophet during a TV debate triggered protests across the country and invited sharp reactions from several Gulf countries. Later BJP suspended him from the party. The court’s remarks against the suspended BJP leader came after a tailor in Udaipur, who posted a video in support of Sharma online, was murdered by two men.