Those who want Shariat may go to Pakistan: Sakshi Maharaj

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July 22, 2018

Unnao, Jul 22: BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj, known for making controversial remarks, said on Sunday that those who wanted Shariat in the country "should go to Pakistan".

He was responding to a reporter's query that some organisations were seeking 'Shariat courts' to resolve the personal disputes of Muslims.

"India is the world's largest democracy. Indian Constitution is very strong. Those who need 'Shariat' should go to Pakistan. India will be governed only according to its Constitution and not as per any Shariat," Maharaj said.

The BJP MP said those who do not have faith in the Constitution of India, "have no right" to stay in the country.

"We would be happy bidding them farewell," he added. Maharaj has often stoked controversies.

He was in the eye of a storm for his remarks that those who talk of four wives and 40 children were responsible for the country's population problem.

"Those with four wives and 40 children are responsible for the population increase in the country. Hindus are not responsible for the increase in population," he had said.

Last year, he had defended self-styled godman Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, who was convicted of rape, describing him as a "simple person".

In another remark that led to an outrage, Maharaj had said couples displaying affection in public should be put behind bars "before anything wrong occurs".

Comments

ahmed ali k
 - 
Monday, 23 Jul 2018

Who the hell are you to say these statement??

India is not your forefathers property.

 

Well Wisher
 - 
Monday, 23 Jul 2018

This bullshit does not even know that there is no Sharia law in Pakistan.

Ayesha
 - 
Monday, 23 Jul 2018

Go to Saloon and have set your beard well. Look like beggar you idiot Maharaja. Learn to respect people of your country be in Hindu Muslim and christians.

 

We all have same blood. You guyz fill the pockets dont help the needy and talk as if God is opened heaven and you guyz are Angels. 

 

Ayesha
 - 
Monday, 23 Jul 2018

Dear maharaj,

 

Who are you to say go to Pakistan! India is not your parents country. Its our country who would love to live peacefully with your dirty politics. First try to be good and humble towards people.

 

Save women from being raped in India then talk nonsense you fool.

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New Delhi, Jun 29: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday paid tribute to the senior doctor of city government-run LNJP Hospital who died battling COVID-19, saying the society has "lost a very valuable fighter".

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He was Specialist, Grade I, in the Department of Anaesthesia at the LNJP Hospital, the statement said.

Several hundreds of healthcare workers have been infected with COVID-19 till date in Delhi.

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