Karnataka BJP MLA, CT Ravi, has recently invoked the 18th century ruler Tipu Sultan in a controversial statement. He compared the Muslim community to the ruler, claiming that they are “like Tipu” and “have not changed” since his time.
The statement has sparked outrage among the Muslim community in Karnataka, with many accusing the BJP MLA of making a communal statement. The statement has also been condemned by the Congress party, which has accused the BJP of trying to divide the people of Karnataka along religious lines.
Tipu Sultan was the ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore from 1782 to 1799. He was a powerful ruler who fought against the British East India Company and was known for his military prowess. He was also known for his religious tolerance and was known to have protected the rights of the Hindu and Muslim communities in his kingdom.
CT Ravi’s statement has been seen as an attempt to paint the Muslim community in a negative light and to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka. The statement has been widely condemned by the Muslim community, who have accused the BJP MLA of trying to spread hatred and communalism.
The Congress party has also condemned the statement and has demanded that the BJP take action against the MLA. The party has also accused the BJP of trying to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The BJP has distanced itself from the statement and has said that it does not reflect the party’s views. The party has also said that it will take action against the MLA if he is found to have made a communal statement.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka government, which has said that it will not tolerate any attempt to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in the state. The government has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state.
The statement has also been condemned by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, which has said that the statement is an attempt to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka. The board has also said that it will take legal action against the BJP MLA if he is found to have made a communal statement.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka High Court, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The court has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the National Commission for Minorities, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the National Human Rights Commission, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Minorities Commission, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Women’s Commission, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Women’s Rights, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Senior Citizens, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Persons with Disabilities, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Transgender Persons, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Dalits, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Minorities, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Backward Classes, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Other Backward Classes, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has also been condemned by the Karnataka State Commission for Protection of Persons with Disabilities, which has said that it will take action against anyone who tries to spread communalism in the state. The commission has also said that it will take action against anyone who tries to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in Karnataka.
The statement has been widely condemned by the people of Karnataka, who have said that it is an attempt to create a divide between Hindus and Muslims in the state. The people have also said that the statement is an insult to the legacy of Tipu Sultan, who was known for his religious tolerance and for protecting the rights of the Hindu and Muslim communities in his kingdom.