A bjp spokesperson has been suspended from the party for allegedly talking about the Prophet Mohammad and leading a riot in Kanpur. Another executive has been expelled from the party for speaking out against social harmony. Not only that, the bjp has issued a statement saying that it does not propose any ideology or people that denigrates any religion.

The emergence of such signals from the bjp camp, which generally promotes Hindu majority and has recently been accused of actively promoting majority, has come as a surprise to political circles.

The reasons for that are being explored.

The bjp has announced that it will suspend bjp spokesperson Nupur Sharma, who made objectionable remarks about the Prophet Mohammad in a televised debate, from party membership and responsibilities. He is said to have made comments contrary to the party's vision.

Similarly, naveen Kumar Jindal, the party's delhi media chief, was expelled from the party. It has been alleged that his comments on social media are detrimental to social harmony and against the party's basic principles.

The bjp claims to value all religions

Meanwhile, the party's national general secretary Arun Singh has issued a press release. in it, "Every religion has flourished in the millennium of indian history. The bjp respects all religions. The bjp strongly condemns the desecration of any religious personality. The bjp vehemently opposes any ideology that insults or denigrates any sect or religion. The bjp does not propose such insulting people or philosophy. The Constitution of india gives every citizen the right to practice any religion of his choice and to respect every religion. We are committed to making india a better country where everyone benefits. "

Sudden twist

In many places like UP, madhya pradesh and delhi, there has been an increase in the number of Muslim houses being demolished by the government in recent times. Besides, there were complaints of Hindu symbols in mosques in places like kasi and mathura and they were taken to court. The bjp, which has always pursued Hindutva ideology, has been widely criticized for intensifying it. It was in this context that religious violence erupted in kanpur due to Nupur Sharma's speech about the Prophet Muhammad. However, only one party was arrested. It is against this backdrop that the BJP's voice and action have taken a sharp turn.

What is the reason?

Many on social media are discussing that the bjp has taken such steps as the controversy over the Prophet Muhammad began to erupt in the Middle East, including india and Saudi Arabia, where indians have economic interests. A Pakistani blogger took to twitter to say that the Arabs, angered by Nupur Sharma's comments about the Prophet Muhammad, were campaigning to boycott indian goods and that it was becoming a trend.