The controversy over raising religious slogans in Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh Muslim University is not taking its name to stop. Actually, slogans of Allah Hu Akbar were raised by a student wearing NCC uniform on Republic Day whose video became quite viral on social media.
However, action is being taken on the matter by the AMU administration. But the statement of Minister of State of Uttar Pradesh Government Raghuraj Singh has given rise to the matter again.
In fact, regarding the whole matter, Minister of State of Uttar Pradesh Government, Raghuraj Singh says that "the students raising controversial slogans should be sent to Pakistan”.
Those who raise such slogans have no right to live in India. Not only this, Minister of State Raghuraj Singh says that a sedition case should be filed against such people".
He furiously said that send the terrorists to Pakistan, I will pay the fare.He further said that "slogans of 'Allah Hu Akbar' should be raised in the mosque, it is okay, it is not a problem, but when it is a national festival of 26 January, if such words are used under the flag on this day, then you are a terrorist".
After the statement of the Minister of State, there is panic in AMU, on the other hand, the accused student has been identified in the case of raising religious slogans. The student is studying in BA 1st year and his name is Wahiduzma.
He is a resident of West Bengal. However, the university administration has suspended the student. Along with this, a three-member inquiry committee has been constituted, which will prepare and submit the inquiry report very soon.