Twitter fumes about Urmila's most violent religion comment
Urmila Matondkar, who recently wondered why people were wondering about her religion, said that Hinduism had become the ‘most violent (religion) of them all’.
Speaking during a news interview, Urmila Matondkar said that under the Modi government the ‘religion which has been known for its religious tolerance has turned out to be most violent of them all’.
She said: "The religion which has been known for its religion tolerance has turned out to be the most violent religion of them all. What is sad is that this sort of terribly heinous actos have been applauded and are constantly going viral. People are made to believe this is how the society always was."
Read: BJP leader files complaint against Urmila Matondkar for saying 'Hinduism most violent religion'
The actor who joined Congress said that nation was ruled by a ‘kind of dictatorship’, heading in a ‘state of anarchy’ with no freedom of any sort.
Read: How Congress raised bogey of Hindu terror
Matondkar’s statement comes at a time when 600 theatre personalities signed a letter asking people to vote out BJP and allies out of power.
Read: Why is my religion being questioned, asks Urmila
1. Twitter reactions
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Wah Rahul ji has inducted female Mani Shankar aiyer hell bent on getting 400 seats to Modi ji https://t.co/jmtNyFStZe
— Mockidaar Adi (@reviewero) April 6, 2019
That @OfficialUrmila video of calling Hinduism the most violent religion has spread like wildfire on WhatsApp. All my groups have shared it. Even constituency specific groups have.
— कुशल मेहरा (@kushal_mehra) April 6, 2019
The worst part is not that Urmila or Sam Pitroda make such statements. Even after they've said this no one from the Congress even bothers to clarify. As if the Congress openly agrees that Hinduism is the most violent religion and all Indians are monkeys.
— कुशल मेहरा (@kushal_mehra) April 6, 2019
If Hinduism has now become the most violent religion then which religion was the most violent before it ? Wondering if someone from our neutral media is going to ask this question to Urmila..
— Chowkidar TFI (@FrustIndian) April 5, 2019
Congress’s Urmila
— Major Surendra Poonia (@MajorPoonia) April 6, 2019
1-Hinduism has become most violent religion of all,there is dictatorship n no FoE
Madam,Do U even know what Hinduism is ? Pl tell
Who killed Kashmiri Pandits?
Who killed Sikhs in 1984?
Who imposed Emergency?
-Abusing India can’t be FoE
इतिहास पढ़ो,शर्म आयेगी pic.twitter.com/moIzU7RzJ2
Urmila, who has recently joined the Congress, and is the candidate from Mumbai North, believes Hinduism is the most violent religion. Remember that when you step out to vote! https://t.co/Jvmqef3TnA
— Chowkidar Pallavi Kamat (@Pallavisms) April 6, 2019
Urmila Matondkar celebrating the most violent religion. https://t.co/gmzNJrwd7A
— Kaushal S Inamdar| कौशल इनामदार (@ksinamdar) April 6, 2019
First, Urmila Matondkar calls Hinduism the most violent religion.
— Abhijit Majumder (@abhijitmajumder) April 6, 2019
Then she takes out a rally with war hero Abhinandan’s photo.
Hindu-hate and hypocrisy. Perfect credentials to join India’s ‘secular’ politics. pic.twitter.com/5jcLPwvAqF
On 29th April 2019, when North Mumbai steps out to cast their vote, let them not forget Urmila Matondkar's statement - "Hinduism has turned out be the most violent religion of them all" - Let us respond to her at the ballot box!! pic.twitter.com/42taXyGDwD
— Chowkidar Priti Gandhi (@MrsGandhi) April 5, 2019
2. Why am i being asked about my religion?
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The Congress has fielded her from Mumbai North Parliamentary constituency of Maharashtra in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections. In the 2014 General elections, BJP's Gopal Chinayya Shetty won the seat.
Matondkar was inducted into Congress on Wednesday in the presence of Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala and newly-appointed Mumbai Congress chief Milind Deora.
The seven-phased Lok Sabha elections are scheduled to be held from April 11 and will go on till May 19.
Maharashtra will go to polls in the first four phases, beginning April 11. Results of the polls will be declared on May 23.
Matondkar who recently joined the Congress party, had earlier questioned why she is being asked about her religion. She said she wants to do "politics above this".
"Why am I being asked about my religion? I don't think I have given this right to anyone because that right only belongs to me. I know it, my family knows it and my in-laws know it. I think this is just the beginning. I want to do politics above all this," Urmila told ANI.
