BJP National spokeperson Nupur Sharma had recently given some controversial statements on the Prophet Muhammad after which there is a communal tension in the country. People are continuously protesting against Nupur Sharma, the heat of the ongoing demonstration against her has now come on the streets.
After the Friday prayers, the whole country witnessed a tense situation. While some people are spewing fire at Nupur’s statement, on the other hand, some are also seen supporting her. now, Director Vivek Agnihotri has also come forward and expressed his anger at the ongoing protest against Nupur on social media.
Vivek did not like the performance In the ongoing protest against Nupur Sharma across the country, a scene came to the fore in Karnataka yesterday, which shocked everyone. Vivek Agnihotri’s anger comes on Twitter after the protestors hang the effigy of Nupur Sharma and requested action against those protestors.
sharing photos of the occurrence on his Twitter handle, contrasting this exhibit with the Khilafat Movement, Vivek expressed, “Sorry guys, however this is neither Iran nor Iraq nor Syria. This is present in India. On the off chance that the people who do such demonstrations are not punished right away. soon a period will come in the nation when people will really be seen hanging like this. Taking a look at this occurrence, it appears to be that the Khilafat movement is as yet alive today.”
Vivek is standing with Nupur, not only this, but Vivek also made another tweet to end his point, in which he tried to convince the Muslims of the country. He writes, “My dear educated Muslim brothers, the time has come to raise your voice against the Khilafat and this time you have to do it. It’s Time to stand against this type of terrorism and barbarian. You only harmony and peace but Can’t complain about unity. It’s the high time you have to raise your voice against such incidents, shame on those who remain silent.”
Not only this but even before this, Vivek was seen supporting Nupur Sharma. After Nupur’s suspension, he had said, “Today India has turned against India.”