New Delhi: Former Shia Waqf Board chairman Waseem Rizvi, who filed a petition in the Supreme Court to remove 26 verses of the Muslim community's holy book Quran as 'violent', is being prepared to file fir in each district. The Muslim society has also reacted strongly to Rizvi's statement. The national president of the Society, Anis Manori, said that demanding the removal of Quran-e-Pak verses means rebellion against Islam.

Anis Manori has said that those who doubt the veracity and purity of the Qur'an have nothing to do with Islam. He said that his organization would lodge an FIR against Waseem Rizvi in each district under a conspiracy to defame Islam and pervert the atmosphere. In the same protest, the Hayati tomb of Waseem Rizvi, built-in Karbala in Talkatora, has been smashed. In a protest in this regard, the Mutavalli Faiji of Karbala has also been badly beaten. Further action is being taken by registering a case in Talkatora police station in this case.

Waseem Rijvi, born in a normal family, is a Shia Muslim. His father was an employee in the railways who died only when Rizvi was in the 6th class. Rizvi is the eldest of his brothers and sisters. His mother nurtured all the brothers and sisters. Now his younger brother says the family has nothing to do with Waseem.

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