Zakir Naik gets schooled by Malala's father for defending Taliban on girls' education
Zakir Naik, booked under India's stringent UAPA for terror-linked activities, said: "Everything that comes in the media is not true. The spokesperson of the Taliban said the situation there (in Afghanistan) is not very safe for women." The fugitive preacher said a Talibani ambassador assured him lesser restrictions when "safety is secured".
Key Takeaways
- Zakir Naik, booked under India's stringent UAPA for terror-linked activities, said: "Everything that comes in the media is not true.
- The spokesperson of the Taliban said the situation there (in Afghanistan) is not very safe for women." The fugitive preacher said a Talibani ambassador assured him lesser restrictions when "safety is secured".
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Zakir Naik, booked under India's stringent UAPA for terror-linked activities, said: "Everything that comes in the media is not true. The spokesperson of the Taliban said the situation there (in Afghanistan) is not very safe for women." The fugitive preacher said a Talibani ambassador assured him lesser restrictions when "safety is secured".
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Times of India.