India / Organisation of islamic cooperation on hijab controversy india gives befitted reply

The controversy over the non-permission of wearing hijab in Karnataka's schools and colleges has now taken an international form. Organization of Muslim countries Islamic Cooperation has commented on this issue and tried to give advice to India. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation tweeted, 'The Secretariat of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation demands that India takes care of the safety, interests of the Muslim community. Protect the lifestyle of the people who follow Islam. Apart from this, strict action should be taken against those who incite violence and those who commit hate crimes.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation has called on the international community to intervene in this matter and make efforts to protect human rights. Not only this, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation has also tried to preach to India regarding hate speech during the Parliament of Religions held in Haridwar. However, India has strongly reacted to the stand of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and said that people of all religions are living happily in India. Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that no one can preach to India. He clearly said whether any girl in Pakistan could have chanted Jai Shri Ram.

Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that if a girl in Pakistan had raised the slogan of Jai Shri Ram, she could have been beheaded. A total of 57 Muslim countries are included in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, including large Muslim countries like Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia. It is considered the second largest organization in the world after the United Nations. Its meetings are often held on Islamic issues. Many times efforts have been made by Pakistan to raise the issue of Kashmir in this, but till now it has not been successful.