Ramzan's mother refuses India's help in travelling to Bhopal

November 10, 2015 00:38

The mother of 15-year-old Ramzan, reportedly a Pakistani national currently with an NGO in Bhopal, today declined India's offer of assistance to her in travelling to the country to identify her son as she thinks "the environment in India is against Pakistanis and Muslims".

Well known Pakistani human rights activist Ansar Burney, who is representing Razia Begum, told the media here that she has refused External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's offer of assistance in travelling to India.

Razia Begum was offered assistance in visiting India and meeting and identifying her son but she has turned it down, Burney said.

Burney told PTI that Razia turned down the invitation because the environment in India is against Pakistanis and Muslims.

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