New Delhi – Union Minister for Minority Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi replied to the Taliban that the Taliban need not worry about the Muslims in India. Earlier the Taliban spokesperson Suhail Shaheen had said, “As Muslims, we also have a right to raise our voice for Muslims in Kashmir, India or any other country.” Naqvi stated the above as a reply to Shaheen’s this statement.
Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, the Union minister of minority affairs, said that worshippers in mosques in India are not killed by bullets and bombs, nor are girls stopped from going to the school #AfghanistanCrisis #TalibanTakeover https://t.co/CyktJ6jG93
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Naqvi added,
Here worshippers praying in mosques are not attacked with bullets and bombs. Here girls are not stopped from going to school; their heads and legs are not cut off.
There is a huge difference in the situation of India and Afghanistan. I appeal Taliban with folded hands that spare the Muslims of India and care for locals.
The Indian Constitution guarantees inclusive development, everyone’s cooperation and the country is driven by that. Anarchy is not spread in the name of religion in India. Constitution is one religion that is followed here. The country is run based on the Constitution. Everyone in society gets equal opportunities for prosperity under the Constitution.