Arif Mohammad Khan: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan is known for giving blunt answers. He has said that I have a complaint that why people do not call me Hindu. Actually, he had reached Thiruvananthapuram to participate in the Hindu Conclave. During this, he has said this. When the people of Arya Samaj respected him, he said that he is grateful that they respect his contribution, but he has a complaint that why people do not call him a Hindu.
According to Aaj Tak news, while talking about the word Hindu during this, he also said, “I do not think that Hindu is a religious word, rather it is a geographical word. Anyone who is born in India, anyone who consumes food produced in India, anyone who drinks the water of India’s rivers, is entitled to call himself a Hindu.” He said that you should call me a Hindu.
Arif Mohammad Khan on BBC documentary
Apart from this, Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan has targeted the protestors regarding the BBC documentary controversy. He said that India is doing well all over the world, so these people are feeling disappointed. Hitting out at the makers of the documentary, the Governor of Kerala said, “The mindset of those who were predicting that India will break up but on the contrary India is doing well in the world is depressing.”
Arif Mohammad Khan further said “Why didn’t they make any documentary on British atrocities. Why was no documentary made on the British rule? Why didn’t they make a documentary when the artist’s hands were chopped off? Where was the BBC when heavy taxes were imposed.
Controversy over BBC documentary
There has been an uproar over BBC’s “India: The Modi Question” documentary. This documentary is based on Gujarat riots 2002. BBC has prepared a series about this. Its first and second part were shared. In the documentary, the government of the time of 2002 Gujarat riots has been raised.
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