Indian fugitive preacher Zakir Naik in Oman, New Delhi flags concern

The Indian government is in contact with Oman after reports of the Bay country facilitating the disputable “outlaw” minister Zakir Naik, an outer undertakings service representative said on Friday.

“Zakir Naik is a blamed in various cases in India. He’s an outlaw from equity. We have taken up the matter with the Public authority of Oman, with Oman specialists and we will keep on going to all vital lengths to get him to confront equity India,” service representative Arindam Bagchi said during a week after week media preparation.

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India and Oman officially settled conciliatory relations in 1955, that was then moved up to key ties in 2008.

The questionable Indian Muslim evangelist, having to deal with penalties of illegal tax avoidance and disdain discourse in India, was welcomed by the Omani government-upheld Service of Blessings and Strict Issues.

Naik is planned to talk at the Ruler Qaboos College on Saturday.

He recently talked on Friday, harmonizing with the second day of the blessed month of Ramadan, at the Oman Show and Display Center. He showed up in the capital city of Muscat on Wednesday.

India prohibited Naik’s Islamic Exploration Establishment in late 2016, blaming him for empowering and supporting devotees to “elevate or endeavor to advance sensations of animosity, disdain or malevolence between various strict networks and gatherings.”

Naik has denied that large number of cases. He moved to Malaysia subsequent to escaping India in 2016.

He was seen in Qatar in front of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

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