No intention of wounding non secular sentiments: Naveen Kumar Jindal

By PTI

NEW DELHI: Naveen Kumar Jindal, who was on Sunday expelled from the BJP, mentioned his remarks weren’t aimed toward hurting the non secular sentiments of any group and claimed he was receiving dying threats.

Delhi unit president Adesh Gupta expelled Jindal, who was the Delhi BJP media cell head, for allegedly expressing views on social media that vitiate communal concord.

Jindal mentioned he was receiving dying threats on social media and urged everybody, together with the media, to not disclose his deal with. He had come below assault on social media over his tweet referring to the Prophet Mohammad on June 1. He advised PTI that he was unaware of being expelled from the BJP and was but to obtain any letter from the state president.

Jindal mentioned he had tweeted asking a query to these attacking and insulting Hindu deities and it was not aimed toward hurting the non secular sentiments of any group.

Gupta in his letter mentioned Jindal’s opinion was contradictory to the occasion’s unique ideology. “You have worked against the party’s ideology and policies,” mentioned the letter.

Gupta mentioned Jindal’s major membership of the BJP was terminated with quick impact and he was expelled from the occasion.