Salman Khan’s watch has created a ruckus over the image of Lord Ram, Maulana raised questions and his supporters gave a befitting reply

New Delhi. Every day new issues are being raised in the country on religion. From Aurangzeb to Rana Sanga. From Ramnavami to Navratri. Political rhetoric is going on everywhere. Somewhere questions are being raised about Namaz, somewhere there is a fight going on over Waqf. In this politics of religion, a new uproar has arisen on Saturday over the pictures printed on Salman Khan’s watch.

Regarding the picture of Lord Ram, Ram Janmabhoomi and Hanuman in Salman’s watch, a Maulana has called it against Islam. The question is whether the use of symbols related to a religion in just one watch will harm any other religion? The question is also whether such issues are being forcibly and deliberately raised?

Maulana Rizvi has proved Salman to be a violator of Shariat. Bollywood’s Sultan i.e. Salman Khan is busy these days in the promotion of his upcoming film Sikander, but his watch has created a new controversy. However, some other Muslim religious leaders have a different argument. They do not agree with Maulana Rizvi. General Secretary of All India Shia Personal Law Board Yasoob Abbas has called this controversy unnecessary. He said that this is a matter of personal faith and it should not be blown out of proportion unnecessarily.

The rhetoric on Salman’s watch was not limited to religious leaders only. There has been a flood of reactions on this in politics as well. Samajwadi Party leader Ashutosh Verma called it an attempt to polarize in the name of religion in the election environment. At the same time, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Vinod Bansal said that Salman Khan should respect the symbols of Hinduism and if he has done so, then it is welcome.

Before his upcoming film, Salman was recently seen talking about avoiding any controversy. He said that I have gone through a lot of controversies, so I don’t need any more. And I don’t think a film becomes a hit because of controversy. Let the film be released now, there should be no controversy even after that.

Let us tell you that Muslim organizations have raised questions about Salman Khan’s religious allegiance earlier too. And at this time, there is already a mountain of controversy in the country regarding issues related to religion. In such a situation, to what extent is it justified to raise questions about the picture printed on the watch? The question is also whether the symbol of another religion will put one’s own religion and faith in it in danger? This is a big question in itself. Especially when there is a need for peace and harmony.