BJP MP Babu Lal defends hate speech against Muslims at VHP meet

March 01, 2016 12:52

Bharatiya Janata Party's Fatehpur Sikri MP Babu Lal on Tuesday reiterated his comments he made against the Muslim community at a condolence meeting for VHP worker Arun Mahaur, who was killed last week allegedly by some Muslim youths.

"People of other communities can do anything & we will stay quiet?," said Babu Lal, who shared the dais with Union Minister of State, HRD, Ram Shankar Katheria.

Babu Lal asked whether it was wrong for the society to unite at a time when people are killing Hindus with bullets.

"If we can't take revenge against these people then should we worship them," said Babu Lal.

On Sunday, speaking at a prayer meeting organised for a slain VHP worker, MP Babulal urged an open fight with Muslims, and said: "Don't try to test us... We will not tolerate insults to the community. We do not want unrest at any cost, but if you want to test Hindus, then lets decide a date and take on Muslims."

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