Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have “strongly disapproved” of Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti’s comments, but it doesn't look like the “Ramzade versus Haramzade” debate is going to die down any time soon.

Though the sadhvi has apologised in the Rajya Sabha for her infamous outburst, another sadhu-turned-politician from the BJP, Swami Chinmayanand, on Sunday went a step further and called Syed Ahmed Bukhari and those like him “haramzadas”.

“Two days ago I asked the Imam of Jama Masjid why he writes Bukhari with his name. We know that a wheat and rice granary in Balrampur is called Bukhara. He said his ancestors came from Bukhara many generations ago. But many generations have passed since they have migrated to Hindustan. Now, he drinks water of this land, eats our food and breathes this air. But still thinks he belongs to Bukhara,” Chinmayanand said in Balrampur on Sunday.

Chinmayanand added that Syed Ahmed Bukhari did not invite Modi to dastarbandi, the function to anoint his son as deputy Imam at Delhi’s Jama Masjid on November 22, but called Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.



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