From Gujarat to Now: Modi's Words Stir Controversy Amongst India's Muslims

Recently, India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has said things that caused big arguments, especially about Muslims in India. This started from the 2002 Gujarat violence, where many Muslims were hurt and killed. Modi even called Muslim relief camps "baby-making factories." Later, during protests against a new law, he hinted that Muslims were causing trouble. His words make people scared and suspicious. Recently, he called Muslims "infiltrators," painting them all as bad. These words not only hurt religious freedom but also threaten India's large Muslim population. To fight this, Muslims worldwide need to speak up against India's discrimination. Everyone's voice is important in this fight.