The country’s Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said in a program organized at Jamia Millia Islamia University that India is a country which no one can destabilize. He said, ‘There were movements and coups in our neighbors Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. In countries like Libya, external forces ruined everything, but this is not possible in India, because our Constitution is so strong that the solution to every challenge is present in it. This country can never be destroyed.

Disagreement is also necessary in democracy, but…
Rijiju said that India’s democracy is one of the most powerful democracies in the world. He said, ‘We were born in a country which is difficult to imagine. Both social media and media are very active, and everyone can express their views openly. But we should not do anything that harms the country or creates a divided society. He also commented on the uproar in Parliament and said, ‘Sometimes there is noise in Parliament, but that is the beauty of democracy. If there is no debate and conflict in Parliament, then where will it happen?

‘If Hindus and Muslims move together, the country will progress further’
Rijiju said that there are six recognized minority communities in India, of which Muslims have the largest population. He told that the number of Parsi community is decreasing, hence the government started ‘Jio Parsi’ program so that this community does not disappear. He said, ‘It is the responsibility of the government to think about small communities also.’ The Union Minister said that Hindus and Muslims are two big communities in India, and if both the communities come together for the development of the country, then all other communities will also move forward in this journey. He said that Jamia University has always been giving the message of positive thinking and unity and no negative message has ever gone from here.

India will become a developed nation by 2047- Rijiju
Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Developed India 2047’, Rijiju said, ‘India is growing at the rate of 7% today while the world is growing at an average pace of 2%. The way the country is progressing, we are confident that India will become a developed nation by 2047.

Regret of not learning Urdu language – Union Minister
At the end of his speech, Rijiju said that he now realizes that not learning Urdu was a shortcoming. He said, ‘If I had learned Urdu, I would have been writing poetry among you today. There is no other language in the world as beautiful as Urdu. Recalling the historical legacy of Jamia, he said that ‘the foundation of Jamia University was laid due to great people like Mahatma Gandhi, Tagore, Sarojini Naidu and Maulana Mohammad Ali Johar. Jamia will always have a special place in my heart.

Chittagong violence: The ethnic conflict between Chakma and Bengali original inhabitants in Chittagong hilly areas of Bangladesh has created an atmosphere of tension and fear in the entire region. According to media reports, Buddhist temples were damaged in the attacks, while loudspeakers in mosques were allegedly used to incite the Bengali crowd.

At least four minority men died and dozens of people were injured in this violence. India has also targeted the Bangladesh government over this violence.

India raised this demand

Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said that the interim government of Bangladesh has failed to maintain law and order and often tries to put its responsibility on others. He said, “They would be better to conduct a serious investigation into the action of local fundamentalists in their country, which are involved in violence, arson and occupying land against minority communities in Chittagong hilly areas.”

Afghan Foreign Minister has received special permission

A spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs said on a visit to Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttki to India that the United Nations Security Council Committee has given him special permission for a visit to New Delhi from 9 October to 16 October.

This thing said on the conversation with India-Canada

Randhir Jaiswal said that recently there was a meeting between the National Security Advisor of India and the National Security Advisor of Canada on 18 September. Both sides had a creative talks on increasing cooperation on bilateral issues and strengthening security cooperation.

‘Pakistan should be held accountable’

Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said, “We have seen reports of protests in many areas of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, including the barbarity on innocent citizens by the Pakistani Army. Pakistan should be held accountable to its frightening human rights violations.”

The Dalit vote bank has always been a ‘kingmaker’ in the politics of Uttar Pradesh. This is the reason that in every election, the race to hold this class intensifies. Now the Samajwadi Party (SP) has made a new bet to help Dalits and that is ‘vote theft’. On the instructions of Akhilesh Yadav, the party has completely activated its frontal organization Ambedkar Vahini. The aim of this is that by taking advantage of the weak grip of the BSP and making a political dent among the Dalits.

National President Mitha Lal Bharti says that we are doing village-to-village chaupal, telling people their rights and explaining that their votes are stolen in the election. This time the booth-booth has to be guarded, so that the voice of Dalits cannot be suppressed. Bharti gave the example of running the night in districts like Ghazipur and Chandauli and said that we are going door-to-door of Dalits. Will give the message of protecting the constitution and reservation and stop theft.

SP’s attack on BJP

This campaign of SP is seen directly attacking the BJP. Party leaders allege that the ruling party weakens the political strength of Dalits by misusing the electoral system.

At the same time, the declining credibility of BSP has given SP a big opportunity. This is the reason that the SP is making ‘vote theft’ electoral weapons to further strengthen the equation of PDA (Backward, Dalit, Minority). Political analysts believe that this strategy can create difficulties for both BJP and BSP.

What did the senior analyst tell?

Senior analyst Virendra Singh Rawat says that after ‘Save the Constitution’ and ‘Save Reservation’, ‘Save the vote’ is becoming the biggest slogan among the Dalits. SP is trying to become a new center of Dalit politics by giving it air. This is the most accurate opportunity to fill the void created by Mayawati’s weak grip.

Actually, the Congress raised the issue of vote theft in Bihar elections. Rahul Gandhi made it a weapon and mobilized opposition parties. Akhilesh Yadav has put the same agenda on the land of UP.

Now the entire focus of SP is to organize Dalits up to the booth level and unite against the BJP. It is clear that ‘vote theft’ has become a new slogan on Dalit land. How much impact this slogan will show in the election arena, it will decide the election of 2027.

India replied to Switzerland in the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), describing the Swiss delegation’s comments on the behavior with minorities in the country as surprising, superficial and ignorant. On Wednesday (September 10, 2025) in Geneva, in the 60th session of the Human Rights Council, he responded to India on the allegations of the United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner.

Responding to India, Permanent Mission Counselor Kshitij Tyagi dismissed the Swiss statement, saying that since Switzerland is chaired by the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), it is even more important for him to avoid wasting the time of the council and not wasting on the statements that do not do justice to the reality of India. Instead, he should focus on his challenges like racism, discrimination and foreign-malice.

India’s strong reply to Pakistan in UNHRC
India also responded to Pakistan after the comments made by Islamabad during the debate. Tyagi accused Pakistan of misusing the council for political propaganda and reiterated India’s attitude that Pakistan sponsor terrorism across the border.

#Watch At the 5th Meeting- 60th Session of Human Rights Council, Indian Diplomat Kshitij Tyagi Says, “We would also like to respond to the surprising, shallow and informed remarks made by switzerland, A Close Friend and Partner. pic.twitter.com/22r1vrjg67

– ANI (@ani) September 10, 2025

Tyagi told the House that we are once again obliged to respond to the provocation of the country, which recently compared it to the ‘dump truck’, which is probably suitable for the country who is inadvertently suitable for the country which keeps repeating lies and wealthy propaganda repeatedly before this reputed council.

We do not listen to anything from the sponsors of terrorism- Tyagi
He referred to several terrorist attacks related to Pakistan -based terrorist groups, which cited Pulwama, Uri, Pathankot, Mumbai and the recently Pahalgam attack in April. Tyagi said that we do not have to hear anything from the sponsor of terrorism. There is no preaching from the atrocities on minorities, we do not want any advice from a state that has lost its credibility.

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During the interim government of Mohammad Yunus in Bangladesh, steps towards making the country an Islamic nation have intensified. The largest Islamic party Jamaat-e-Islami is now trying to implement Sharia law in the country. According to a report, this organization, supported by Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, has started imposing jazia on Hindus and other religious minorities. This decision is being considered a sign of converting Bangladesh’s secular structure into Islamic rule. The special thing is that the Yunus government is silent on this whole matter.

Jaziya recovery started from 1 August
According to an exclusive report by Blitz Editor Salahuddin Shoaib Chaudhary, Jamaat-e-Islami has started collecting Jizia from Hindus and non-Muslims since 1 August 2025. Earlier on July 25, Jamaat chief Dr. Shafiqur Rahman had publicly announced that non-Muslims would have to pay this tax, like Muslims give zakat.

Rehman’s disputed statement
In a gathering, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said that if all communities in Bangladesh want equal rights, then Hindus and non-Muslims will have to be given to Jiziya. He claimed that this is true according to Sharia law. Rahman said that just as Muslims give part of their property as zakat for religious works, in the same way, non-Muslims should give jaziya.

Jamaat-e-Islami-The Bangladeshi Arm of the Muslim Brotherhood-Has Begun Imposing The Medieval Jizya Tax on Hindus and Other Religious Minorities, Openly Declaring Its Intent to Replace the Country’s Secular Framework With Sharma Lawhttps://t.co/byukjsivv6

– Salah uddin shoaib choudhury (@salah_shoaib) August 23, 2025

What is the meaning of Jaziya Kar?
Jaziya is an Islamic tax, which is levied on non-Muslims. This was common in medieval Islamic rule and critics have always considered it a policy of making non-Muslims as second-class citizens. Its beginning in the present Bangladesh is considered to be a big step towards the implementation of Islamic rule by moving away from the secular principles of the country.

Disputed history of Jamaat-e-Islami
The history of Jamaat-e-Islami is associated with controversies and cruelty in Bangladesh. It supported Pakistan during the 1971 liberation struggle and was involved in the massacre of Bengali citizens along with the Pakistani Army. Even today, this organization has the support of Pakistan ISI and many Islamic-Jehadi organizations. This is the reason that concern has increased in Bangladesh about the current situation.

Who are druze: For the last few days, it was being said that the relationship with America and Israel is improving with Syria. But in the meantime, on Wednesday, Israel, shocked, attacked Syria. These attacks were carried out on the Syrian Ministry of Defense and the Israeli army entered inside Damascus. Israel has tried to justify these attacks in the name of security of the Drain minority community.

Israel says that Syrian government forces have tortured people of Druj community in Syria. We have taken military action to answer that. Israel said, “We are committed to the security of the Druj community and will not allow any heat on them.”

5 lakhs in South Syria
The Druj community has a population of about 5 lakhs in South Syria. These people are considered an important minority community there. Israel has claimed that Jihadi forces are strengthening under the leadership of President Ahmed Al Shara in Syria and now they are targeting southern Syria.

Israel alleges that Sweda, which is a Druj -dominated city, has taken many attacks in recent times, in which many minorities were killed. On Monday, the Syrian Army also entered the area. Israel says that this attack was done only to ensure the safety of the liquor of this area.

Who is Druj? Different identity from Islam
The roots of the Druj community may have been associated with Islam, but this community considers itself different from Islam. In the 11th century, this community broke into existence by separating from the Shia Ismaili opinion. Druj is also considered a part of Abrahamic religions and he is also monotheistic, that is, believes in a God.

However, some of his beliefs are different than Islam. For example, Druj believes in rebirth and is considered to be fatalist. Their language is Arabic and they originally belong to the Arab community.

Homogeneous
The Druj community is mainly spread to Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Jordan. Apart from this, they also have small settlements abroad. There are about 5 lakh drums in Syria and Golan Heights alone. A large part of them is also inhabited in Israel, and that is why the Jewish community feels close to them. One of the big reasons for this is that Druj does not believe in Islamic beliefs and religiously appears close to the Jewish society.

In Druj religion, neither conversion is allowed nor inter -religious marriage. This is why it acts like a closed religious society. He has also participated in the Israeli army and he plays an active role in protecting there. However, in the eyes of Islamic extremists, they are always on target and often become victims of violence.

Hindu in Pakistan: The population of Hindus in Pakistan has increased from 3.5 million in 2017 to 3.8 million in 2023. Since then, Hindus have become the largest minority community in the Islamic country. These figures have been extracted from last year’s census. Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) released the results of the 7th Population and Housing Census 2023 on Thursday (April 10, 2025).

According to Pakistani news platform Don News, in 2023 the total population of the country was 240,458,089. This showed that the share of Muslims in the total population declined slightly from 96.47 percent in 2017 to 96.35 percent in 2023, while in the last six years the population of all major religious minorities has increased. However, their stake in the percentage of the total population presents a mixed picture.

How many population of Hindus in Pakistan?

The population of Hindus increased from 3.5 million in 2017 to 3.8 million in 2023, but their stake in the total population declined from 1.73 percent to 1.61 percent, showing that the population of other minority communities has increased at a rapid pace. The population of Christians also increased from 2.6 million to 3.3 million and their stake in the total population also increased from 1.27 percent to 1.37 percent.

Ahmadiyya Muslims decreased population

Along with the actual population of Ahmadis, their stake in the total population also saw a decline. His community size declined by 29,053 to 191,737 (0.09 percent) to 162,684 (0.07 percent). The population of the Sikh community was 15,998 and the Parsi community’s population was 2,348.

Statistics have shown that the country’s population has increased from 207.68 million in 2017 to 241.49 million in 2023, which is a growth rate of 2.55 percent. If the data is to be believed, then by this rate, Pakistan’s population is expected to double. According to the population, the total number of men is 124.32 million, while the number of women is 117.15 million and the sex ratio is 1.06. The population of transgender is stated to be 20,331.

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Nation Building: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday (March 25) made a big statement about the safety of minorities in India. He said that minorities in the country are completely safe and on the contrary, the truth of those who spread false rumors should be revealed. He also emphasized that minority communities have always played an important role in nation building and will continue to play even further.

Riziju was addressing the National Conference of State Minorities Commissions organized by the National Minorities Commission (NCM). Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Developed India 2047’, he said that participation of all communities is necessary in furthering the country and the minority community will play an important role in this direction. He said that the aim of the government is to give equal opportunities to all citizens so that they can contribute to the development of the nation.

Statement on population during Haj Sammelan

Referring to his recent visit to Saudi Arabia, Kiren Rijiju said that ministers of 80 countries were present during the Haj Sammelan. During this, an Indonesia minister said that he has the largest Muslim population in the world in his country. To this, Rijiju replied that if there is a census in India, then it is possible that the population of Muslims could be more than Indonesia. However, he also said that exact figures are not available yet because the 2021 census could not be done due to Kovid epidemic.

Minorities are safe under the constitution

Rijiju stressed that India is a democratic and constitution based country where all religions and communities have equal rights. He said that the governance of the country is operated by the Constitution, which ensures the safety of all citizens. He appealed that the misleading information being spread about the status of minorities in India should not be taken care of and the truth should be recognized.