Huge protests in Asia over Indian politicians' remarks against Holy Prophet (PBUH)

Several nations, including Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Bahrain, and Afghanistan, have denounced BJP politician Nupur Sharma's inflammatory statements against the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Islamic nations have summoned the Indian embassy to express their displeasure with two BJP politicians' statements against the Prophet Muhammad.

On Sunday4 June 22, the first reaction came from Qatar, where Vice President Venkaiah Naidu was on a three-day visit. Qatar's foreign ministry called Deepak Mittal, India's ambassador to Doha, and issued him an official memo detailing Qatar's reaction. The Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs voiced its severe concern with the contentious comments made by India's governing party's leader.

Kuwait condemned the statement and demanded a public apology. It has been said on behalf of Kuwait that such statements increase extremism and hatred.

The Foreign Ministry of Iran has called the Indian Ambassador in Tehran and expressed its protest.

Saudi Arabia has also denounced Nupur Sharma's statements on Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). The Ministry of External Affairs blasted and officially condemned the said statement. The ministry reiterated its "permanent rejection of prejudice against the symbols of the Islamic religion."

Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), an organization of 57 Muslim countries, has objected to the matter of statements against the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).