By PTI
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Friday mentioned the Supreme Court has rightly known as out suspended BJP chief Nupur Sharma for being “single-handedly responsible for igniting emotions across the country” along with her comment towards the Prophet, and that the ruling celebration ought to cling its head in disgrace.
In an announcement after the Supreme Court’s observations towards Sharma, Congress common secretary Jairam Ramesh mentioned the court docket has strengthened the celebration’s resolve to combat “destructively divisive ideologies”.
“The court has very rightly called out the BJP spokesperson for being ‘single-handedly responsible for igniting emotions across the country’, and that she should apologise to the entire nation,” Ramesh mentioned.
“These remarks by the Supreme Court, which resonate with the entire country, should make the party in power hang its head in shame,” he additionally mentioned.
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The Supreme Court slammed Sharma for her “disturbing” comment towards Prophet Mohammad and mentioned it led to unlucky incidents and ignited feelings throughout the nation.
Sharma’s comment towards the Prophet, made in the course of the course of a TV debate, triggered protests throughout the nation and invited sharp reactions from many Gulf nations. The BJP had subsequently suspended her from the celebration.
Ramesh mentioned the Supreme Court has held a mirror to this authorities and known as out the “base ugliness” of its actions.
“It is no secret that the BJP seeks to profit from inflaming communal passions. Today, the Supreme Court has strengthened the resolve in every single one of us who are fighting these destructively divisive ideologies,” the Congress chief.
Ramesh mentioned the Indian National Congress won’t ever stop its combat towards “polarising anti-national forces” of all sorts which plunge the nation into chaos for political beneficial properties and let all Indian residents bear the implications of their “perverse actions”.
