New Delhi: The controversy arising out of suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's alleged remarks on Prophet Mohammed has spread to several countries, including India. There was a demonstration in Kuwait against the comment on the Prophet. On which the government there has shown strictness. In Kuwait's Fahil area, some Indian Muslims raised slogans against Nupur Sharma's statement, following which the Kuwaiti government has issued a directive to arrest her.
According to sources, the protesters will be deported from Kuwait. Because they have violated the law of the land. Indeed, according to Kuwait's law, migrants are not allowed to participate in or organize a strike or demonstration in the country. Kuwaiti government officials are completing the process of arresting the migrants after a video of the incident surfaced. Qatar's deportation centre is working towards deporting all migrants. The re-entry of all migrants into Kuwait will also be banned.
The government says that all migrants in Kuwait should abide by Kuwait's laws and not take part in any kind of demonstrations. The alleged controversial remarks on Prophet Mohammad were made by BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma during a TV debate, after which there was a reaction from some Islamic countries against it. Kuwait's Foreign Ministry had summoned Indian Ambassador Sibi George and handed over an official protest letter. However, when the BJP suspended Nupur Sharma from the party's primary membership, Kuwait had also praised it.
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