Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Rameshwar Sharma, a self-claimed Hindu leader and Protem speaker slammed former chief minister Digvijay Singh for his remarks over money collection for the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya.
He said, "Digvijay to Muhammad Ali Jinnah se v jyada khatarnak hai. Jis tarah Jinnah ne 1947 me desk ko alag kiya tha, waise hi 'Digi' desh ko batna chahta hai (Digvijay is more dangerous than Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who is responsible for the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947).
Comparing the former chief minister to Jinnah, he said that Digi wants to divide the county into two parts and advised him to chant 'Jai Shree Ram'.
The controversial statement was given by the Hindu leader during a welcome ceremony at Bhopal's Gandhinagar on Sunday.
Backing Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on the Madhya Pradesh law against stone pelters, he said that the BJP government is giving a befitting reply to those who are attacking 'Ram bhakts' collecting funds for the construction of Ram temple and a law should be made to punish such people.
"Madhya Pradesh government is giving a befitting reply to those who are attacking Ram bhakts collecting funds for the construction of Ram temple. These attacks are an attempt by the Left to disturb communal peace. A law should be made to punish such people," said Sharma.
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