Islamabad, Sep 18: Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has condemned India’s treatment of Muslims, expressing serious concern over the increasing discrimination faced by the minority community.
In a recent statement, he pointed to rising instances of violence and systemic oppression targeting Muslims in India.
His remarks have added to the international discourse surrounding the treatment of Muslims in India, further fueling diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
He condemned the international community’s silence on these issues and suggested that those ignoring the plight of Muslims cannot be considered true believers.
India’s Foreign Ministry quickly responded, labeling Khamenei’s comments as “factually inaccurate” and “unwarranted.” They also advised countries to reflect on their own human rights records before criticizing others.
The condemnation from Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei comes at a time of increasing international scrutiny regarding the treatment of Muslims in India. Human rights organizations have raised alarms over religious intolerance and discrimination against the minority community, calling for stronger protections and reforms.
