New Delhi: Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Thursday that the crime of any one institution or person cannot be seen as a crime of the entire community. He also said that during the holy month of Ramadan, the entire Muslim community will offer prayers and iftar at their home, following the guidelines related to lockdown and social distancing.
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On some of the alleged incidents that emerged after the Tablighi Jamaat case, Naqvi said, "The crime of any one institution or one individual cannot be called a crime of the entire community." Whatever criminal negligence or crime was committed by that organization, most of the Muslims condemned it and spoke of action. Therefore, one cannot view the crime of one institution as the crime of the entire community. 'According to Naqvi, fake news and rumour mongers after the Jamaat case are enemies of the entire country and humanity.
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He said, 'fake news, rumours circulating, and confusing things are some people doing with prejudice. The solidarity shown in this war against Corona, some people are not digesting it. They are trying to break this solidarity. These people are enemies of the country and of all humanity.
