By Muslim Mirror Staff
Suspended BJP MLA T Raja Singh has once again sparked controversy by making inflammatory statements at an event organized by a right-wing outfit in Haryana’s Hisar on September 6. In a video from the event that circulated widely on social media, Singh is heard making disturbing remarks that have sparked outrage and condemnation.
Singh’s remarks, captured on video, include a brazen call for violence against minorities. He is heard saying, “I will behead those who come in the way of making Bharat a Hindu Rashtra.” The statement has drawn severe criticism for its violent and divisive nature.
Location: Hansi, Hisar, Haryana
Date: September 6, 2023BJP legislator T Raja Singh delivered an extremely hateful speech targeting Muslims with open calls for brutal violence. pic.twitter.com/HBhI4SViE8
— HindutvaWatch (@HindutvaWatchIn) September 7, 2023
Furthermore, Singh urged all Hindus to take a pledge against so-called “love jihadis” and asserted that “Hinduism will be protected at any cost.” He declared his intention to transform India into a Hindu-majority nation, asserting that “no force can stop that from happening.”
Singh’s rhetoric took a darker turn as he threatened those who speak against Hindus, proclaiming, “Whoever speaks against Hindus, we will not spare them. I would slaughter those who want Ghazwa-e-Hind.” These comments have raised concerns about the promotion of violence and hatred.
The BJP MLA also directed his criticism towards Muslim madrasas, accusing them of imparting training in stone-pelting and other unlawful activities. He praised the actions of Assam’s Chief Minister in curbing madrasa activities in his state.
Singh claimed, “Muslim children, from the age of five, are trained to attack Parliament, plant bombs, and conduct other destructive activities in madrasas. Destroying madarsas will do half the job to save Hindutva.”
Singh went on to say that Hindu children would only be able to walk proudly in the country if Muslims and Christians were “terminated.”
Addressing Muslims derogatorily as ‘gol topi wale,’ Singh alleged that the violence in Nuh was a premeditated attack by Muslims aimed at disrupting Hinduism.
