Jaipur: A Maulana from Rajasthan has now made a provocative statement over BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's controversial remarks. Maulana Mufti Nadeem of Bundi has said that if action is not taken against those who speak against Prophet Mohammad, the Muslim community will deal with them on its own. On Friday, the Muslim community had come to the collectorate to submit a memorandum over the BJP spokesperson's statement. Due to this, Maulana Nadeem, while addressing the gathering in a big figure, said, "Whoever speaks against the Prophet will scratch his eyes, if he raises his hand, he will break his hand and if he raises his finger, he will break his finger." What is shocking is that the Maulana made this provocative statement in front of the Rajasthan Police present in the collectorate premises.

Maulana Mufti's statement is becoming increasingly viral. Maulana Mufti Nadeem of Bundi has told in his statement that if the statement against Prophet Muhammad is legally correct, then we will also go against such law. If it is against the law, then the administration and the government of the country should listen with open ears, and take action against those who misbehave in the pride of the master, if not, then the Muslims will react.

Maulana Mufti further said, "When the Muslim reacts, take up the date and see, when the people against whom the Muslims have reacted, they have not even got the luck of a single piece of land. The Maulana has said in a warning tone that if action is not taken against those who make the statement, we will react. This is not an appeal, it is an open warning. Due to this, the Muslim community raised a lot of slogans at the district collectorate. Senior officers of the police administration were also present at the spot, but they listened to everything. Now Hindu organizations have opened a front on this whole issue. Recently, in the wake of a debate on a TV news channel, BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma had allegedly made derogatory remarks against the Prophet Muhammad, which has angered the people of the minority community.  

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