Nitesh Rane Controversial Statement: Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane said on Friday (April 25) that Hindus should ask shopkeepers before buying anything from the shopkeepers. This controversial comment by Nitesh Rane has come after the Pahalgam terror attack. Addressing a gathering in Dapoli city of Ratnagiri district, Rane said, “He asked our religion before killing. Therefore, Hindus should also ask their religion before buying something. “

Not only this, Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane further said, “If they are asking your religion and killing you, then you should also ask their religion before buying anything. Hindu organizations should raise such demands.” The BJP leader said that it may also happen that some shopkeepers should not tell their religion or lie about their faith.

‘If you are unable to read Hanuman Chalisa, do not buy anything from them’- Nitesh Rane
Nitesh Rane furthering the controversial remarks said, “Whenever you go for shopping, ask their religion. If they say that they are Hindus, then ask them to tell Hanuman Chalisa. If they do not know Hanuman Chalisa, do not buy anything from them. ”

In Pahalgam, religion shot dead
It is known that 26 perks were killed by terrorists armed with heavy weapons in Basaron Valley in Pahagam, South Kashmir. These were those innocent people who came to visit Kashmir to spend some memorable moments with their family. The terrorists first asked the men at the tourist spot to separate on the basis of religion. Then asked religion, taught Kalma and who could not read Kalma, shot him.

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