Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar says that his statement is twisted in Muslims Beef issue and added that, he never said Muslims to quit India.

In a recent interview, Khattar said that, Muslims can stay in the country, but they have to give up eating beef for it, as the cow is an article of faith in the country.

These words went viral among the people saying that, how can he suggest anyone to go to Pakistan. Now, referring to the statement, Khattar said, “My words are twisted, if the people feel that I spoke any wrong, I do not mind to regret.” 

Sympathy for Khattar’s knowledge- Oppositions

On the other side, the oppositions busted on Khattar saying that, CM is trying to create the religious conflicts in the country.

Congress leader Rashid Alvi said that, Khattar has no right to remain as the Chief Minister.

Delhi government, Aam Aadmi Party's member Ashutosh said, “He is the Chief Minister of Haryana, named as M L Khattar. Does not the constitution, reads only RSS books. My sympathy for his knowledge.”

Reacting to this, Khattar said, “I didn't suggest anyone should go to Pakistan. We should respect each other's sentiments.”
 

Khattar’s comments on Dadri issue created controversy!

Khattar recently reacted to the Dadri issue and said that, it was a result of the misunderstanding, in which both sides had been wrong. He said the mob acted like a man would “after seeing his mother being killed or his sister getting molested,” his rage getting the better of him.

Khattar clarified those remarks, saying that, even though if someone’s sentiments are hurt, no one is allowed to take the law into their hands.

The oppositions are not in a mood to forgo the situation of busting out on Khattar and so they are leaving no stone unthrown on him. It should be seen, finally where the issue leads to.

By Phani Ch