Islamabad: Pakistan PM Imran Khan on Monday took Twitter friction in his partner India, Narendra Modi, for “sustainable silence” to the alleged speech of anti-Muslim hatred by several speakers at Haridwar Dharma Sansad last month.
Representatives from several groups far true allegedly called for ethnic minority cleansing in the country, especially 200 million strong Muslim populations.
In a series of posts, Imran said that it did not act the Government of NDA had burdened extremist hindutva groups operating under BJP protection to call for “minority genocide in the country”.
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“The extremist ideology of the BJP government in power is behind the provocation of Indian minorities,” Imran said.
“Under the extremist ideology of the BJP Modi government, all religious minorities in India have been targeted by impunity by Hindutva groups.” He urged the international community to pay attention to calls and act against them.
“The Modi Government’s extremist agenda is a real and present threat to peace in our region,” Imran said.
Imran Slams Modi for ‘silent’ on Haridwar ‘speech hate’
