Kangana Ranaut's Remarks on Islamic Republics Stir Controversy

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut commented on recent developments in Bangladesh following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation. She claimed such scenarios are common in Islamic republics, citing attempts to 'annihilate' other religions and internal conflicts. Ranaut emphasized the importance of preserving Sanatan values and addressed related international and domestic issues.

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Tuesday made provocative comments regarding the situation in Bangladesh, following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her subsequent flight to India.

Responding to reporters' questions, Ranaut claimed that attempts to annihilate other religions characterize all Islamic republics. She drew parallels to anti-immigrant protests in Britain and alleged attacks on Christians there.

Ranaut stressed that in Islamic republics, conflicts arise between Shias and Sunnis when the 'other' religion is targeted. She underlined the importance of maintaining Sanatan values in India, critiqued the recent attempt on US presidential candidate Donald Trump's life as an attack on democracy, and warned against international influences.