Indian wrestler and politician Babita Pught recently made controversial tweets about people belonging to the Tablighi group on the social networking site Twitter. After which he was subjected to severe criticism. In her controversial tweet, Babita wrote that Muslims in India have a bigger problem than Corona.
After this tweet, a trend called Suspend Babita Phagat came out. By using it, users have been critical of Babita. People have also requested the Twitter administration to suspend their accounts. In addition, some of their supporters also made the hashtag of Eye Support Babita Pught. Later in 2019, the extremist organization of the Bharatiya Jatan Party, Babita, compared herself to former Bollywood actress Zaira Waseem, saying that despite threats, she was not afraid of anyone. He said, ‘I made a few tweets about Tablighi Jamaat, after which I started receiving threats. Let me tell everybody, and I am not a loser. I am not afraid of such people. ‘ Later Zaira Waseem also shared a tweet on his Twitter account, in which he requested people not to praise him, Zaira did not name Babita Pught in his post. Regarding himself, however, he is not such that people should follow him as they truly are. Babita, who is participating, said in a video that she started receiving threats after controversial tweets.
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Journalist Deepak Chopra is one of India’s most popular Hindi TV anchors. She is currently the main face of Hindi TV channel News Nation and has over 100,000 followers on Twitter.
He claimed in a tweet on Sunday afternoon that a young man was killed for criticizing the Tablighi Jamaat in Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh (formerly known as Allahabad). He wrote, ‘A youth was killed in Prayagraj for criticizing the party. Mohammad Sona has been accused of shooting and shooting.
Fake news and rumors about the Tablighi community have flooded. And its scope is not limited to Uttar Pradesh and Hindi media only. Similar news is being spread in other states and languages of the country to make Muslims accountable for the Corona epidemic.
It was reported in the media yesterday that 18 persons belonging to Tablighi Jamaat have been infected with the Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu state of southern India. However, it was found out later that he had not even been tested, and the news was made public on a solid basis without any knowledge. The real issue was that people from the Tablighi group went to the hospital for self-examination, but they were not tested.’
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“Coronavirus and anti-Muslim rumors have increased dramatically in recent times,” says Puratik Sinha, head of Alt News, which monitors and discloses fake news in India. He told Ahmedabad over the phone that when news of the Coronavirus became public at the beginning, the nature of the rumors was mainly limited to its effects on health and misconceptions about its treatment, But as early as the name of the Tablighi party came up in the matter, rumors and fake news took the anti-Muslim ring.
In the past few days, his team has revealed more than a dozen cases, he says. According to him, ‘anti-Muslim environment is being created in the country through old pictures, videos and news. Interestingly, Pakistani pictures are also being used for this. ‘
The immediate effect of this was that in some people, the opposition to the Tablighi party and the Muslims increased, including those whom you would not normally expect, to hear such assurances without confirming it. Will do these conditions have created anxiety among Muslims as well. Reports of attacks on mosques and Muslims are also reported from several places. In many places, a social and economic boycott of Muslims is also being appealed.