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There is an uproar over Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat’s statement that Muslims should ‘return home’. Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind President Maulana Arshad Madani has given a strong reaction opposing this statement of Bhagwat. He said, Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind has been a staunch opponent of such communal and hate-mongering thinking since the beginning and will continue to oppose it as long as it remains alive.
‘..as if they drank mother’s milk’
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‘The fire of hatred is being stoked’
Madani further said, ‘The fire of hatred is being stoked in the country, an atmosphere of violence is being created. Incidents of lynching are taking place in broad daylight. Innocent people are being killed in the name of cow and the government is maintaining silence on this. He said, ‘Even after all this, some people declare that only those who follow their ideology will remain in the country. Having such thinking is not only a violation of the Constitution but also dangerous for the integrity, unity and peace of the country.
Those things which were not born to be said in seventy years, those things are being said today that twenty crore Muslims will be made to “return home”. It seems as if only those people drank their mother’s milk, no one else. Whereas the truth is that every voice that brings destruction, devastation,… pic.twitter.com/OYJQySAVLx
— Arshad Madani (@ArshadMadani007) February 18, 2026
‘Those who destroyed Muslims have themselves been destroyed’
He further said in the statement, ‘Violence in the name of religion will not be accepted. All religions give the message of humanity, love and unity, those who use religion to spread hatred and violence can never be true followers of their religion. Said that Muslims are alive and will remain alive on their religion. Those who destroyed Muslims themselves have been destroyed, but Islam is alive and will remain alive till the doomsday. Peace, brotherhood and mutual harmony in this country are possible only under the shadow of the secular constitution.