The controversy that started some time ago after former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's statement that another controversy had come to an end. In fact, Nupur Sharma made a controversial comment on Mohammad Sahab and the fire has not even been calmed down by this remark that the statement of BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, who is on a tour of Australia, can serve to add fuel to it. In fact, recently he has made a big statement, calling the invasion of the Mughals in India as the most bloody text in history. Not only that, but the stunning Surya compared the Mughals to Hitler's atrocities on the Jews.

Tejaswi has cited American historian Will Durant's book for this statement. By the way, it is a different matter that the opposition to his statements has started to rise, and the demand for cancellation of his visa for provocative-violence statements has also started to arise. On Monday in Paramatta during the Australia India Youth Dialogue programme, Tejasvi Surya said in gestures, "The history of Islam is full of bloodshed and violence. He said, "We know the history of this particular community since the time of its existence, its history is full of bloodshed and violence.''

Following the statement, Tejasvi Surya supported the ban on halal food, saying, "The Hindu community should vote for parties that protect Hindus in particular. There are museums of atrocities on Jews all over the world, but there is no talk of the atrocities of Tipu Sultan, Mohammad Ghori, Alauddin Khilji on Hindus.''

Tejasvi Surya had made this statement in a private program, but as soon as it became common, the protest started. The Swinburn Islamic Society then wrote to the Swinburn University of Technology, demanding the cancellation of their May 31 programme. The university administration finally cancelled the event in view of Tejasvi Surya's protest, so the Australia Youth Dialogue program in which Tejasvi Surya had come to participate also had to issue a clarification.

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