New Delhi: India has another run-in with an organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Tuesday after the latter declaring “deep concerns” of the ongoing hijab controversy and “attacks constantly targeting Muslims and their places”.
In its response, India accused OIC of working with a communal mindset and said the organization continued to be hijacked by personal interests to continue their evil propaganda towards India.
India believes that OIC allows himself to be manipulated by Pakistan about issues related to Jammu and Kashmir and alleged threats to Muslims in India.
“We have noted another statement that is motivated and misleading from the Secretariat General of OIC about matters relating to India.
Problems in India are considered and resolved in accordance with the frameworks and mechanisms of the constitution, as well as democratic and government ethos,” Ministry spokesman said External Affairs of Arindam Bagchi.
“The communal mindset of the OKI secretariat does not allow appropriate appreciation for this reality.
OIC continues to be hijacked by personal interests to continue their evil propaganda against India.
As a result, it only damages its own reputation,” he added.
After commenting before by Pakistan and the US Ambassador to religious freedom on Karnataka’s problem, the government said last week that motivated comments on Indian internal problems were not accepted.
The Secretariat General OIC has expressed deep concerns over “recent public calls for Muslim genocide by the supporters of ‘Hindutva’ in Haridwar in the state of Uttarakhand and reported incidents of Muslim women’s abuse on social media sites and forbade Muslim women from wearing headscarves in the country part of the carnataka “.
“Advanced attacks targeting Muslims and their places, the trends of the recent anti-Muslim legislation in various states and increased incidents of violence against Muslims about thin pretext by the ‘Hindutva’ group with impunity, is an indication of a growing trend from Islamophobia, “said.
In September last year, on the sidelines of the 76th UN General Assembly, OKI had asked India to reverse his decision to print article 370 which provided special status to the state of the Jammu and the first Kashmir.
In response, India has asked OKI to refrain from commenting on the country’s internal problems.