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Sajid rashidi on shivaji maharaj: Muslim religious leader Sajid Rashidi has created a new controversy by making a statement. Regarding Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, he said that he had no major achievement for the Marathas and he was also an ordinary king. He also accused him of denying history and said that people abuse Aurangzeb, but the truth of history cannot be ignored. After his statement, there are sharp reactions in political and social circles.
Sajid Rashidi also raised many questions about Hinduism. He said, ‘One of your big drawbacks is that you cannot tell people what Hinduism is. Is it eternal or Hinduism, nothing. There was no idol worship in Vedic religion. This tradition has been going on for the last 150-200 years. You tell me who Rama used to worship? Whom did Krishna worship?
‘The priest mixes the horoscope and divorces in a month…’
Rashidi also commented on the Hindu marriage system, saying, “Nowadays there is talk of matching 36 qualities in weddings, but these qualities are mixed by the priest and then divorced within a month.” Pandits have played the game with Hinduism.
Not only this, he also gave a statement about the kings and said, ‘Do not go to such kings.’ He did nothing for Hindus or Muslims. They only fought for their power.
Uproar over Rashidi’s statement
The controversy continues to grow after these statements of Sajid Rashidi. Many organizations have objected to Shivaji Maharaj as an ordinary king and his comments on Hinduism. Hindu organizations say that Shivaji Maharaj has been a source of inspiration not only for the Marathas but for the whole of India. His strategy and governance style have been unique in Indian history.
Opposition to this statement has also started on social media. Many people are telling it the misinterpretation of history and saying that it hurts religious sentiments. At the same time, Sajid Rashidi clarified his statement and said that he did not say anything wrong. He has only highlighted historical facts and has no intention of hurting someone’s feelings.
