In a recent statement, BJP leader and Maharashtra minister Subhash Desai clarified the party’s stance on Muslims, emphasizing that BJP is not against Muslims but opposes those who wave Pakistani flags. Desai’s comments came after a controversial incident in Nagpur where some individuals were seen waving Pakistani flags during a protest. He stated that it is unacceptable to wave flags of a country that sponsors terrorism against India. Desai’s remarks aim to differentiate between criticism of Pakistan and discrimination against Muslims. The BJP leader’s comments come in the backdrop of ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, particularly in the context of cross-border terrorism. The BJP has been vocal about its strong stance against terrorism and has emphasized the need to safeguard India’s national security interests. Desai’s statement is likely to resonate with the party’s supporters and reinforce its image as a nationalist party. The incident in Nagpur has sparked a debate about the boundaries of freedom of expression and the need to distinguish between legitimate criticism and actions that threaten national unity. The BJP’s position on this issue is likely to influence public discourse and political narratives in the country.