In an attempt to clarify the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) stance on Muslims, Maharashtra minister and BJP leader, Chandrashekhar Bawankule, stated that the party is not against Muslims but opposes those who wave Pakistani flags. Bawankule emphasized that the BJP does not discriminate against any community based on religion. The statement comes amidst ongoing debates and controversies surrounding the BJP’s treatment of minorities in India. Bawankule’s remarks were made to address concerns about the party’s alleged bias against Muslims. The BJP has been at the center of various controversies related to its policies and actions towards minority communities in India. The clarification by Bawankule is seen as an attempt to clear the air and present the party’s position in a more nuanced light. The BJP has been a dominant force in Indian politics and has faced criticism as well as praise for its governance and policies. The party’s relationship with minority communities, especially Muslims, has been a subject of intense scrutiny in recent times. Bawankule’s statement is likely aimed at allaying fears and addressing misconceptions about the BJP’s stance on Muslims. The BJP continues to be a major political player in India, and its positions on various issues carry significant weight in the country’s political landscape.