Bhopal: Protem speaker and BJP MLA of Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Rameshwar Sharma has recently made a big statement. Actually, he had received death threats in the past. In such a situation, he has spoken to the media about this. While talking to the media, he has retaliated in a threatening manner. He said in his statement, "If someone is attacked, will the other one survive?" With this, he warned in his statement and said, 'You be at peace and let us be too. You should read Namaz comfortably and let us read Ramayana.' A few days ago, MLA Rameshwar Sharma had posted a social media to get justice to Bajrang Dal activist Rinku Sharma. After seeing this post, a person named Hyder had threatened him on social media. After receiving this threat, now MLA Rameshwar Sharma said, 'I am not afraid of threats. I obey Rama.'

At the same time, the MLA also said, 'I request the goons, Mawali and those who run the Islamic Movement, in clear words, to go according to the Constitution of India, go according to the judiciary of India. If you have any objection, go to court, go to the police station, but you scare someone at the point of the sword, scare someone by killing them, they made it clear that this Hindustan is no longer afraid.' Apart from this, he also said, ''If you throw stones at the procession, their roof will be broken. The roof through which the stone comes will be broken. If you convert to a daughter who is kidnapped by greed or intimidation, then you will have to go to jail under Love Jihad. Rinku Sharma should get justice.''

He further said, 'Open your ears and listen, whether you are a SIMI or a terrorist, believe Islam and read Namaz, it is fine. If you tried to threaten anyone at the point of the sword, its result would be dangerous. Stop bullying like this. You be at peace and let us be too. You should read Namaz comfortably and let us read Ramayana.'

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