- The DEC informs the representatives of the DEC on developments regarding highly derogatory remarks by BJP officials against the Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him).
- Foreign secretary says The condemnation of the OIC General Secretariat echoed the opinion expressed by the member countries.
- Foreign secretary highlights OIC role in promotion of rights and fundamental freedoms of Muslim ummah around world.
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Sohail Mahmoud on Tuesday called for messengers of Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for holding India accountable for infringement of rights of its religious minorities, especially Muslims.
“India must be held accountable for infringement of rights of its religious minorities, especially the Muslim population, which is a victim of hate speech, harassment, and state-sponsored violence,” Secretary of State Mahmoud said. in meeting with envoys.
The envoys were called to the Foreign Office to instruct them. on developments concerning highly derogatory remarks by two senior officials of ruling of india party Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) against Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Foreign secretary noted that the statement of the OIC General Secretariat on June 5 condemnation of in offensive remarks resonate with the opinion expressed by a member countries.
He stressed the importance of the OIC. role in promotion of rights and fundamental freedoms of muslim ummah around world.
“A decisive reaction from the OIC countries to such completely unacceptable actions was natural, given the love and respect of Muslims for Holy Prophet (peace be upon him),” said Mahmoud.
He also stressed the importance for in international community taking into account of in rising high tide of Islamophobia in India.
Spokesperson’s remarks for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was suspended, caused a furor among Muslims.
Other officialpartyх media main for Delhi, posted tweet last week about the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), which was later removed.
Modi party which is often blamed of current against Muslim Minority Of The Country, on Sunday Disqualified Sharma for expressing “views that contradict the party’s position” and stated that he “respects all religions.”
Moreover, the day after the condemnation of the highly derogatory remarks, the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday also made a sharp demarche to the Indian chargé d’affaires in Islamabad.
