Samastha Kerala Jem’iyyathul Ulema has passed a resolution urging Muslim women to prioritize traditional responsibilities over public roles. While affirming rights to education and employment, the scholars warned that modern liberal influences risk compromising modesty and crossing moral boundaries in public spaces.
Comparing 'I Love Muhammad' rioters to the mythological demons Chand and Mund, he declared that just as Goddess Durga crushed evil, the state would deal with miscreants in a manner that would set an example for generations.
In an interview with OpIndia, Krishna Mishra, the Station House Officer of Rawatpur police station verified that the FIR was not filed for the display of the "I Love Muhammad" poster. He stated that the accused implicated in the case tried to undermine communal harmony.
In September 2023, arrest warrants were issued against Tyagi. When he failed to appear, in June 2024, the court issued non-bailable warrants against him. However, the warrants could not be executed.
While campaigning for her husband Fahad Ahmad, Bhaskar tried to woo Muslim voters claiming that no religion or caste is barrier to respecting Prophet Muhammad.