Congress MP Manickam Tagore has taken a stand against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for endorsing the remarks made by Sambhal CO Anuj Kumar Chaudhary, who suggested that Muslims should refrain from stepping out during Holi to avoid colors. Tagore condemned the statement, labeling it as a breach of Article 15 of the Indian Constitution. Chaudhary had advised the Muslim community to either stay indoors or accept being colored during the festival, claiming that Holi symbolizes unity similar to Eid. This controversy has sparked a debate on social media and among political circles, with many criticizing the CO’s comments as discriminatory. Adityanath’s support for Chaudhary’s stance has further fueled the controversy, drawing sharp criticism from opposition parties. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding communal harmony in India and the need for greater sensitivity and inclusivity. The repercussions of such statements on social cohesion and religious tolerance remain a topic of discussion, with calls for accountability and respect for diversity. Stay updated on the latest developments on this issue as it unfolds.