Prophet Row: BJP leader Naveen Jindal apologize for his comments, says 'Did not intend to hurt anyone's religious sentiments'

Former BJP spokesperson Naveen Jindal on Wednesday apologized for his comments and said that it wasn't his intention to hurt anyone's religious feelings through his comments. The apology was issued by Naveen Jindal in Mathura where he visited the Banke Bihari Temple along with his family.

Talking to India Today, Jindal said that he did not intend to hurt those belonging to the Muslim faith. He further said that Hindus believe in 'Sarv Dharm Sam Bhaav', but today he is being threatened by people from

India and abroad.

Talking about his safety, Jindal said that he was at the feet of Banke Bihari Ji and there was no safer place than here.

However, the local intelligence agencies



and the district police were on high alert and despite the widespread news of Jindal's arrival in Mathura, he faced no opposition from the Muslim community.

The Agra zone is already on high alert following the protests against the 'Agnipath' scheme and Muslim outrage over the inflammatory comments made on Prophet Mohammad.

ADG Rajiv Krishna is monitoring the situation in every district and instructions have been issued to all police chiefs to immediately arrest anyone who could be a threat to the peace and security in the district.

Following their objectionable comments on Prophet Mohammad, both former BJP leaders Noopur Sharma and Naveen Jindal have been trying to avoid the limelight.