Javed Akhtar – Javed Akhtar said, “If hell and Pakistan are preferred, I want to go to hell,” said Pakistan NTC
Famous songwriter and writer Javed Akhtar made a statement during an event in Mumbai on Saturday, which prompted the debate in political and social circles. He said that if he had only two options or only Pakistan, he would not hesitate to hesitate.
He made this comment in response to the criticism of the fundamentalists of the two religious communities. He presented the report during the launch of Sanjay Ra UT Din “Nargatla Swark”, Chairman of Shiv Sena (Assistant Balasaheb Thackeray). Large leaders such as Sharad Pawar and Help Thackeray also attended the event.
Javed Akhtar said, “I am abuse from both sides. Someone tells me that I will go to hell. Someone speaks to me to send me to Pakistan. If you want to choose from both of these, I want to go to hell.”
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I want to go to hell- Javed Akhtar
Javed Akhtar said, ‘If the OP speaks from one side, you will make people happy on the same page, but if you are talking to both sides, you will make many happy. If I meet, I will show my WhatsApp and Twitter, in which I abuse from both sides. Many do not appreciate, but the truth is that the fundamentalists here abuse me and the fundamentalists abuse me. This is true, and if one of them stops abusing, I will have trouble that I am confused. Someone says that you are a kafir and you will go to the world. Second, you say jihadi, go to Pakistan … Now if I choose Pakistan or Jahanam, that is, I want to go to hell.
Javed Akhtar is known to have a concept for his clear ideas and social-political issues. For him, a person who is active in public life must be prepared not only for support but also criticism.
Sanjay Rout’s book has been published
Javed Akhtar has been a nominated member in the Rajya Sabha from March 2010 to March 2016. The then President Pratibha Patil was nominated in the Rajya Sabha. On this occasion, Sanjay Rud’s book “Hell Heaven” is a collection of experiences and struggles of his political career, in which he refers to the time of jail, authority and political pressure.
