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Law, agencies should take call on banning Islamic preacher Zakir Naik : Rijiju

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July 7, 2016
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MoS for Home Kiren Rijiju said that India and Bangladesh have been working closely together for many years, especially on issues related to Security 

Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju on July 6 said, it is not wise on the part of a minister to make an announcement on banning controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik who was followed by one of the five Bangladeshi youths involved in the killing of 22 people at Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka on July 1, adding that it is the call of the law and agencies.

“It’s not wise on the part of a minister to make an announcement on what actions are likely to be taken. These are matters of the law and agencies who are dealing with it. We will give all kinds of support in dealing with terrorism,” Rijiju told the media in New Delhi.

He said that India and Bangladesh have been working closely together for many years, especially on issues related to security.

“The present government of Bangladesh is very favourable to India’s concern. That is why, for any action to be taken we have to work together because the threat of terrorism is not limited to one country,” he added.

Talking about combating terrorism in the current time, Rijiju stated that the menace has to be fought globally “Our forces are always alert but there are challenges as well. No probe can be done by making announcements. Probe takes place within the frame work of law. As a minister, I can’t announce when and on whom the probe will be carried on,” he added.

According to a Bangladesh newspaper, militant Rohan Imtiaz, son of an Awami League leader, propagated on Facebooklast year quoting the controversial Indian Islamic preacher Zakir Naik.

Naik, in his lecture in Peace TV, reportedly urged all Muslims to become terrorists.

Naik, a popular but controversial Islamic orator and founder of Mumbai-based Islamic Research Foundation, is banned in UK and Canada for his hate speech aimed against other religions.

He is among the 16 banned Islamic scholars in Malaysia.

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