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New Delhi: After being accused of encouraging conversions of 800 Valmikis in Rampur, UP minister Azam Khan today said that he is ready to leave India with his entire family if he is so harmful to the country.

“If any country is ready to provide asylum then I’m willing to leave India with my family,” said Azam Khan.

Azam Khan said that difficult circumstances are being created which will bring difficult days for Muslim community in near future.

His comments came in the wake of recent controversy in Rampur where 800 Valmikis converted to Islam, raising tension in the district. Sangh parivar including the opposition BJP have blamed Azam Khan for being responsible for the conversions.

The Valmiki community was allegedly blackmailed to embrace Islam. The Valmiki Basti lies on the government land and a few days ago municipal officials had painted red marks on the houses. The houses marked red would be demolished to pave the way for building a shopping mall which is said to have the backing of UP minister and Rampur strongman Azam Khan.

According to the a memorandum submitted by Valmiki community members to Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik, their homes were being demolished at the behest of a powerful politician who wanted to a make a mall in the area.

Residents allege that a municipal employee came to their houses and told them to convert to Islam if they wanted to protect their houses from demolition.

Valmiki families had protested on April 8 against demolition and threatened that if their houses are razed, they would convert en masse into Islam on Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14). The day had a high voltage drama where Valmiki families went ahead with their self-announced conversion amid heavy police deployment in the area.

No Muslim cleric was allowed by the administration inside the Valmiki Basti yesterday. However, the residents went ahead with their announcements and without any rituals, they donned skull caps to show symbolic conversion to Islam.
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New Delhi: After being accused of encouraging conversions of 800 Valmikis in Rampur, UP minister Azam Khan today said that he is ready to leave India with his entire family if he is so harmful to the country.

“If any country is ready to provide asylum then I’m willing to leave India with my family,” said Azam Khan.

Azam Khan said that difficult circumstances are being created which will bring difficult days for Muslim community in near future.

His comments came in the wake of recent controversy in Rampur where 800 Valmikis converted to Islam, raising tension in the district. Sangh parivar including the opposition BJP have blamed Azam Khan for being responsible for the conversions.

The Valmiki community was allegedly blackmailed to embrace Islam. The Valmiki Basti lies on the government land and a few days ago municipal officials had painted red marks on the houses. The houses marked red would be demolished to pave the way for building a shopping mall which is said to have the backing of UP minister and Rampur strongman Azam Khan.

According to the a memorandum submitted by Valmiki community members to Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik, their homes were being demolished at the behest of a powerful politician who wanted to a make a mall in the area.

Residents allege that a municipal employee came to their houses and told them to convert to Islam if they wanted to protect their houses from demolition.

Valmiki families had protested on April 8 against demolition and threatened that if their houses are razed, they would convert en masse into Islam on Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14). The day had a high voltage drama where Valmiki families went ahead with their self-announced conversion amid heavy police deployment in the area.

No Muslim cleric was allowed by the administration inside the Valmiki Basti yesterday. However, the residents went ahead with their announcements and without any rituals, they donned skull caps to show symbolic conversion to Islam.
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Which countries passport you accepting?
 
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New Delhi: After being accused of encouraging conversions of 800 Valmikis in Rampur, UP minister Azam Khan today said that he is ready to leave India with his entire family if he is so harmful to the country.

“If any country is ready to provide asylum then I’m willing to leave India with my family,” said Azam Khan.

Azam Khan said that difficult circumstances are being created which will bring difficult days for Muslim community in near future.

His comments came in the wake of recent controversy in Rampur where 800 Valmikis converted to Islam, raising tension in the district. Sangh parivar including the opposition BJP have blamed Azam Khan for being responsible for the conversions.

The Valmiki community was allegedly blackmailed to embrace Islam. The Valmiki Basti lies on the government land and a few days ago municipal officials had painted red marks on the houses. The houses marked red would be demolished to pave the way for building a shopping mall which is said to have the backing of UP minister and Rampur strongman Azam Khan.

According to the a memorandum submitted by Valmiki community members to Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik, their homes were being demolished at the behest of a powerful politician who wanted to a make a mall in the area.

Residents allege that a municipal employee came to their houses and told them to convert to Islam if they wanted to protect their houses from demolition.

Valmiki families had protested on April 8 against demolition and threatened that if their houses are razed, they would convert en masse into Islam on Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14). The day had a high voltage drama where Valmiki families went ahead with their self-announced conversion amid heavy police deployment in the area.

No Muslim cleric was allowed by the administration inside the Valmiki Basti yesterday. However, the residents went ahead with their announcements and without any rituals, they donned skull caps to show symbolic conversion to Islam.
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Yeh admi aur Hindu Community ke iske jaise log... Desh nahi...duniya hi chod dain to achha hoga Desh ke liye.
 
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We should make him shift to Somalia.... Am sure they would give him asylum
 
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New Delhi: After being accused of encouraging conversions of 800 Valmikis in Rampur, UP minister Azam Khan today said that he is ready to leave India with his entire family if he is so harmful to the country.

“If any country is ready to provide asylum then I’m willing to leave India with my family,” said Azam Khan.

Azam Khan said that difficult circumstances are being created which will bring difficult days for Muslim community in near future.

His comments came in the wake of recent controversy in Rampur where 800 Valmikis converted to Islam, raising tension in the district. Sangh parivar including the opposition BJP have blamed Azam Khan for being responsible for the conversions.

The Valmiki community was allegedly blackmailed to embrace Islam. The Valmiki Basti lies on the government land and a few days ago municipal officials had painted red marks on the houses. The houses marked red would be demolished to pave the way for building a shopping mall which is said to have the backing of UP minister and Rampur strongman Azam Khan.

According to the a memorandum submitted by Valmiki community members to Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik, their homes were being demolished at the behest of a powerful politician who wanted to a make a mall in the area.

Residents allege that a municipal employee came to their houses and told them to convert to Islam if they wanted to protect their houses from demolition.

Valmiki families had protested on April 8 against demolition and threatened that if their houses are razed, they would convert en masse into Islam on Ambedkar Jayanti (April 14). The day had a high voltage drama where Valmiki families went ahead with their self-announced conversion amid heavy police deployment in the area.

No Muslim cleric was allowed by the administration inside the Valmiki Basti yesterday. However, the residents went ahead with their announcements and without any rituals, they donned skull caps to show symbolic conversion to Islam.
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so when is pakistan giving this prick head a visa please please pakistan take him and all those who feel same way we just might help waive off your WB & IMF loans :)
 
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Yeah, we can let go the noble prize winning scientist. Wonder what he was doing all these days in india.
By default he should get a pakistan passport. Problem with these ppl is that they end up using their religion for each and everything.

Sooner such ppl leave better, these farts give a bad name to rest of the hardworking ppl.

True. India should expel all none Hindu. The lucky ones are the ones that escape before they suffer more under the current regime. When prominent Christians and Muslim Indians raise concern about religious intolerance in India and Obama need to bring this up while still in India, non Hindu Indians better know when to leave India. Which is ASAP.
 
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