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BJP on Tuesday suspended its MLA Raja Singh from the party following row over his derogatory remarks on Prophet Muhammad. 
BJP’s action against its lawmaker might be a way to pacify the unrest caused by the controversy, but this is not the first time that the 45-year-old legislator has made a vile comment against a particular faith. Let’s take a look at Raja Singh most controversial statements till date
Threats to set theatres on fire
Raja Singh started a protest against Bollywood film Padmavat in 2017. Singh threatened to burn down screens that showed the movie. He even  wrote to Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao asking for a ban on the film.
Asks Hindus in Bengal to respond like ‘2002 Gujarat’
The same year, T Raja Singh was at the eye of another storm. Raja issued a statement about the communal clashes in Baduria and Basirhat. In a video message, Singh had urged Hindus in Bengal to respond like the Hindus of Gujarat 2022. 
‘The Green Book’ remark
In 2018, the two-time legislator of BJP was booked for making controversial remarks on Quran and Iftar parties during a live streaming on Facebook. Singh called for a ban on Quran–which he called– ‘the green book’
The ‘mini Pakistan’ remark
In 2019, a suspended BJP leader commented on Hyderabad’s Old City area as “mini Pakistan”. 
Singh also requested the CM to initiate a search operation in the area. 
‘Kashmiri Muslims traitors’ remarks
In another video in May 2017 , Raja dubbed Kashmiri Muslims as traitors. He further called the stone pelters as terrorists and asked viewers of the video to take revenge on behalf of Indian soldiers 
There have been countless FIRs against Raja Singh following his statements.  Infact social media platform Facebook banned him in 2020 and tagged Singh as ‘dangerous individual’ owing to the content he posted. 
 

Raja Singh arrested: 5 most controversial statements by now-suspended BJP MLA

This is not the first time that the 45-year-old legislator has made a vile comment against a particular faith. Let’s take a look at Raja Singh most controversial statements till date. 

Countless FIRs have been filed against T Raja Singh&rsquo;s hate speeches and remarks. Infact social media platform Facebook banned him in 2020 and tagged Singh as &lsquo;dangerous individual&rsquo; owing to the content he posted.&nbsp;

BJP on Tuesday suspended its MLA Raja Singh from the party following row over his alleged derogatory remarks on Prophet Muhammad.&nbsp;
BJP&rsquo;s action against its lawmaker might be a way to pacify the unrest caused by the controversy, but this is not the first time that the 45-year-old legislator has made a vile comment against a particular faith. Let&rsquo;s take a look at Raja Singh most controversial statements till date
Threats to set theatres on fire
Raja Singh started a protest against <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/janmashtami-2022-bollywood-songs-that-you-can-add-to-your-playlist-to-celebrate-this-auspicious-occasion-1660873683445">Bollywood</a> <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/kareena-kapoor-khan-starts-working-on-hansal-mehta-s-thriller-film-her-maiden-production-venture-1661057824520">film Padmavat</a> in 2017. Singh threatened to burn down screens that showed the movie. He even &nbsp;wrote to Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao asking for a ban on the film.
Asks Hindus in Bengal to respond like &lsquo;2002 Gujarat&rsquo;
The same year, T Raja Singh was at the eye of another storm. Raja issued a statement about the communal clashes in Baduria and Basirhat. In a video message, Singh had urged Hindus in Bengal to respond like the Hindus of Gujarat 2022.&nbsp;
Read More:- <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/munawar-faruqi-show-bjp-mla-raja-threatens-arson-in-preventive-custody-1660923351074">Munawar Faruqi show | BJP MLA Raja threatens arson, in preventive custody</a> &nbsp;
&lsquo;The Green Book&rsquo; remark&nbsp;
In 2018, the two-time legislator of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/reasons-behind-yediyurappa-s-elevation-to-bjp-s-highest-decision-making-body-1660837814283">BJP</a> was booked for making controversial remarks on Quran and Iftar parties during a live streaming on Facebook. Singh called for a ban on Quran&ndash;which he called&ndash; &lsquo;the green book&rsquo;
The &lsquo;mini Pakistan&rsquo; remark
In 2019, a suspended BJP leader commented on Hyderabad&rsquo;s Old City area as &ldquo;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/explained-booked-for-terror-what-lies-ahead-for-imran-khan-1661163418613">mini Pakistan</a>&rdquo;.&nbsp;
Singh also requested the CM to initiate a search operation in the area.&nbsp;
&lsquo;Kashmiri Muslims traitors&rsquo; remarks
In another video in May 2017 , Raja dubbed <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/move-to-jammu-or-delhi-kashmiri-pandit-sangharsh-samiti-urges-kashmiri-pandits-1660664334416">Kashmiri Muslims</a> as traitors. He further called the stone pelters as terrorists and asked viewers of the video to take revenge on behalf of Indian soldiers&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/telangana-bjp-mla-t-raja-singh-held-over-alleged-derogatory-remarks-on-prophet-muhammad-1661247326082">Arrested BJP MLA T Raja Singh suspended over alleged derogatory remarks on Prophet Muhammad</a>
There have been countless FIRs against Raja Singh following his statements. &nbsp;Infact social media platform Facebook banned him in 2020 and tagged Singh as &lsquo;dangerous individual&rsquo; owing to the content he posted.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

Bajrang Dal activists will hold a nationwide protest this week against the recent incidents of violence in parts of the country over remarks against Prophet Mohammad, the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) announced on Tuesday.
The RSS affiliate said its youth wing activists will hold a sit-in in district administration headquarters across the country on Thursday against the "growing extremist incidents by Islamic Jihadi fundamentalists", and also submit a memorandum to President Ram Nath Kovind.
Protests erupted in several parts of the country, including outside Delhi's Jama Masjid, on June 10 against the controversial remarks on Prophet Mohammad by now-sacked BJP functionaries Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal.
In Jharkhand, some policemen were injured in a bid to control demonstrators, while authorities in Jammu imposed a curfew in a few areas. In parts of Uttar Pradesh, protesters pelted stones at the police, prompting the force to baton-charge them and use tear gas shells.
"Against the growing extremist incidents by Islamic Jihadi fundamentalists in the country, the VHP's youth wing Bajrang Dal will now take to the streets," the saffron outfit's Secretary General Milind Parande said in a statement.
"Bajrang Dal activists will hold a sit-in across all district headquarters on Thursday against continuous attack on Hindus by the Jihadi fundamentalists and submit a memorandum to the President," he added.
Parande demanded that a strict vigil be kept at the mosques from where the mobs allegedly came out after Friday prayers and carried out violence in parts of the country on June 10.
"Those who instigated the mob should be arrested immediately and strict action be taken against them," Parande demanded, adding, "Security of those being threatened be ensured. Those threatening be arrested and criminal cases be filed against them." He demanded that authorities should also tighten the noose around Muslim outfits "like Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, mosques and people of jihadi mindset who are source of food and inspiration for such rioters".
On Monday, the VHP's Delhi unit had called upon people in the city to assemble in temples and participate in mass recitations of Hanuman Chalisa at 8 pm on Tuesday to register a protest against the June 10 violence.
In a statement, the RSS affiliate alleged that violent demonstrations were held and stones pelted at temples and houses after prayers in mosques on June 10 as part of a "well-planned conspiracy to defame India globally".
"Illegal fatwas were issued for the killing of Nupur Sharma... The Hindu society rejects and strongly condemns the pressure that was built on the Hindu society due to such illegal demonstrations," Delhi VHP chief Kapil Khanna said in a statement.
"To protest against this, I call upon the Hindu society of Delhi to assemble at small and big temples in the city and participate in mass recitation of Hanuman Chalisa at 8.00 pm tomorrow (June 14, 2022)," he added.
Khanna also urged managers and priests of temples to put up notices informing devotees to spread the information.
"It is absolutely necessary to showcase our strength in such a manner and constitutionally respond to the unethical pressure being built on the Hindu society," he said.
"To get rid of such kind of jihad, we must gather in our temples at least once a week," he said.

Keep vigil at mosques: VHP announces nationwide protest over Prophet row clashes

The RSS&nbsp;affiliate&nbsp;said its youth wing&nbsp;Bajrang Dal&nbsp;will hold a nationwide protest this week against the recent incidents of violence in parts of the country.

Bajrang Dal activists will hold a nationwide protest this week against the recent incidents of violence in parts of the country over remarks against Prophet Mohammad, the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) announced on Tuesday.
The RSS affiliate said its youth wing activists will hold a sit-in in district administration headquarters across the country on Thursday against the "growing extremist incidents by Islamic Jihadi fundamentalists", and also submit a memorandum to President Ram Nath Kovind.
Protests erupted in several parts of the country, including outside Delhi's Jama Masjid, on June 10 against the controversial remarks on Prophet Mohammad by now-sacked BJP functionaries Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal.
In Jharkhand, some policemen were injured in a bid to control demonstrators, while authorities in Jammu imposed a curfew in a few areas. In parts of Uttar Pradesh, protesters pelted stones at the police, prompting the force to baton-charge them and use tear gas shells.
"Against the growing extremist incidents by Islamic Jihadi fundamentalists in the country, the VHP's youth wing Bajrang Dal will now take to the streets," the saffron outfit's Secretary General Milind Parande said in a statement.
"Bajrang Dal activists will hold a sit-in across all district headquarters on Thursday against continuous attack on Hindus by the Jihadi fundamentalists and submit a memorandum to the President," he added.
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Parande demanded that a strict vigil be kept at the mosques from where the mobs allegedly came out after Friday prayers and carried out violence in parts of the country on June 10.
"Those who instigated the mob should be arrested immediately and strict action be taken against them," Parande demanded, adding, "Security of those being threatened be ensured. Those threatening be arrested and criminal cases be filed against them." He demanded that authorities should also tighten the noose around Muslim outfits "like Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, mosques and people of jihadi mindset who are source of food and inspiration for such rioters".
On Monday, the VHP's Delhi unit had called upon people in the city to assemble in temples and participate in mass recitations of Hanuman Chalisa at 8 pm on Tuesday to register a protest against the June 10 violence.
In a statement, the RSS affiliate alleged that violent demonstrations were held and stones pelted at temples and houses after prayers in mosques on June 10 as part of a "well-planned conspiracy to defame India globally".
"Illegal fatwas were issued for the killing of Nupur Sharma... The Hindu society rejects and strongly condemns the pressure that was built on the Hindu society due to such illegal demonstrations," Delhi VHP chief Kapil Khanna said in a statement.
"To protest against this, I call upon the Hindu society of Delhi to assemble at small and big temples in the city and participate in mass recitation of Hanuman Chalisa at 8.00 pm tomorrow (June 14, 2022)," he added.
Khanna also urged managers and priests of temples to put up notices informing devotees to spread the information.
"It is absolutely necessary to showcase our strength in such a manner and constitutionally respond to the unethical pressure being built on the Hindu society," he said.
"To get rid of such kind of jihad, we must gather in our temples at least once a week," he said.

The Uttar Pradesh Police has so far arrested 337 people from eight districts in connection with the violence that erupted following the Friday prayers on June 10 over a controversial remark against Prophet Mohammad, an official said on Tuesday.
Thirteen FIRs have also been registered in nine districts in this connection, Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar said in a statement.
Of the 337 people arrested, 92 are from Prayagraj, 83 from Saharanpur, 52 from Hathras, 41 from Ambedkar Nagar, 40 from Moradabad, 18 from Firozabad, six from Aligarh and five from Jalaun, Kumar said giving in a district-wise breakup.
Of the 13 cases, three were registered each in Prayagraj and Saharanpur, and one each in Firozabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Moradabad, Hathras, Aligarh, Lakhimpur Kheri and Jalaun, the officer said.
A mob had pelted stones at the police during the violence in Prayagraj and Saharanpur. At least four other cities had witnessed similar scenes during the marches that were carried out in In Prayagraj, a mob had set a few motorcycles and carts on fire, and also attempted to set ablaze a police vehicle in protest against the controversial remark on Prophet Mohammad by the now-suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma. A policeman was also injured in the chaos. Police had used tear gas and lathis to disperse the protesters.
In Saharanpur, protesters shouted slogans against Sharma and demanded death sentence for her.
There were protests in Bijnor, Moradabad, Rampur and Lucknow as well.

Prophet remark clashes: 337 people from 8 Uttar Pradesh cities arrested

Of the 13 cases, three were registered each in Prayagraj and Saharanpur, and one each in Firozabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Moradabad, Hathras, Aligarh, Lakhimpur Kheri and Jalaun

The Uttar Pradesh Police has so far arrested 337 people from eight districts in connection with the violence that erupted following the Friday prayers on June 10 over a controversial remark against Prophet Mohammad, an official said on Tuesday.
Thirteen FIRs have also been registered in nine districts in this connection, Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Prashant Kumar said in a statement.
Of the 337 people arrested, 92 are from Prayagraj, 83 from Saharanpur, 52 from Hathras, 41 from Ambedkar Nagar, 40 from Moradabad, 18 from Firozabad, six from Aligarh and five from Jalaun, Kumar said giving in a district-wise breakup.
Of the 13 cases, three were registered each in Prayagraj and Saharanpur, and one each in Firozabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Moradabad, Hathras, Aligarh, Lakhimpur Kheri and Jalaun, the officer said.
A mob had pelted stones at the police during the violence in Prayagraj and Saharanpur. At least four other cities had witnessed similar scenes during the marches that were carried out in In Prayagraj, a mob had set a few motorcycles and carts on fire, and also attempted to set ablaze a police vehicle in protest against the controversial remark on Prophet Mohammad by the now-suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma. A policeman was also injured in the chaos. Police had used tear gas and lathis to disperse the protesters.
In Saharanpur, protesters shouted slogans against Sharma and demanded death sentence for her.
There were protests in Bijnor, Moradabad, Rampur and Lucknow as well.

A curfew is in place in many parts of Jharkhand’s capital Ranchi after two people died in violence during protests against suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma's remarks on Prophet Muhammad. Reports quoting health officials at the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences confirmed that two people brought to the hospital after the protesters clashed with police have succumbed to their injuries. Ten others were being treated at the hospital.  A large crowd gathered on Ranchi's Main Road and raised slogans against Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal, former head of the Delhi BJP's media unit who was expelled by the party over his remarks.  The protestors had shouted slogans and pelted the police with stones leading to heavy deployment in and around Main Road. Internet services have been snapped in Ranchi from 7 pm on Friday to 6 am on Saturday. Condemning the violence, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren termed it as "a planned conspiracy" and warned the miscreants to abstain from such incidents. 

Prophet remark protest: 2 dead in Ranchi, curfew imposed; internet shut

A large crowd gathered on Ranchi's Main Road and raised slogans against Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal

A curfew is in place in many parts of Jharkhand&rsquo;s capital Ranchi after two people died in violence during protests against suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma's remarks on Prophet Muhammad.&nbsp; Reports quoting health officials at the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences confirmed that two people brought to the hospital after the protesters clashed with police have succumbed to their injuries. Ten others were being treated at the hospital.&nbsp; Also Watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/prophet-comment-row-protests-erupt-in-delhi-s-jama-masjid-1654858073073">&nbsp;Prophet comment row: protests erupt in Delhi's Jama Masjid</a> &nbsp; A large crowd gathered on Ranchi's Main Road and raised slogans against Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal, former head of the Delhi BJP's media unit who was expelled by the party over his remarks.&nbsp; &nbsp; The protestors had shouted slogans and pelted the police with stones leading to heavy deployment in and around Main Road.&nbsp; Internet services were snapped in Ranchi from 7 pm on Friday to 6 am on Saturday.&nbsp; Condemning the violence, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren termed it as "a planned conspiracy" and warned the miscreants to abstain from such incidents.&nbsp;

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