If any Hindu insults my Prophet and Islam, I will not remain silent. Princess Hind Al-Qasimi

Princess Hind Al-Qasimi of Sharjah has become very popular among the people of UAE, Pakistan and other Muslim countries over the past few months due to her strong criticism of Indian extremist activities and her open views on Islamophobia. Princess Hind Al-Qasimi a few days ago
In an interview, the Indian anchor had openly said that if any Hindu insults my messenger and the religion of Islam, I will not remain silent. Princess Hind Al-Qasimi also praised the anti-Islamic post of some fanatical Hindus in the UAE. Sorbh Upadhyay, an Indian citizen living in the UAE, tweeted hate speech, but the princess took notice and action was taken against Sorbh and against Hindu employees who posted anti-Islamic posts in other Gulf countries. She was also deported immediately. After which Princess Hind Al-Qasimi was called a bad name on Indian electronic media and social media. A few days ago, Princess Hind Al-Qasimi's tweets challenging Indian extremism have once again ignited the minds of Indian extremists and supporters of the anti-Islam BJP. According to a BBC Urdu special report, Princess Hind Al-Qasimi once again tweeted about religious hatred in India, as a result of which she has become the subject of headlines in the world media. An RSS leader posted a screenshot of the news about Rajeshwar Singh's statement, which was published on December 14, 2014. In it, Rajeshwar Singh's statement was printed with the headline, "Muslims and the Christian community will be wiped out from India by December 31, 2021." Hind Al-Qasimi
He also shared a screenshot of the Indian channel ABPTV which said that the leader of India's ruling party, the BJP, had plotted to genocide 200 million Muslims and 28 million Christians in his government. Apart from ordinary bigoted Indians, local leaders of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party have also been incensed over the tweet. Poont Agrawal, head of the BJP's Delhi social media and IT cell, wrote in response to the princess's tweet, "Who are you, keep up the good work." Whatever was said and what will be done is an internal matter of India. In response to this tweet, an Indian person wrote, "Politicians in India make statements based on stupidity. No one even knows the name of this leader. You are making him famous." To which Princess Hind Al-Qasimi replied, "Even if he is thin, he is a soldier who is in charge of the work of his superiors and does what he is called to do." Twitter user Krishna Murthy "You should not give importance to such a person. Not every Indian is a Gandhi," he said. No society in the world can show such tolerance despite provocations from the Muslim and Christian communities. ”Princess Al-Qasimi wrote in reply to Krishna Murthy that“ it is the job of the government to establish peace. Here in the UAE, if anyone dares to spread hatred, he is imprisoned
Whether it is local or foreign. According to BBC Urdu, another user by the name of Passerby objected to the princess and said, “What is the purpose of bringing this message to light at this time? And who is sending you this information from the UAE? ”The princess replied,“ They say I am spreading false news. I don't speak Hindi but I have eyes to see. He says in his interviews and in the press that he wants to wipe out Muslims and Christians by 2021. This is their plan. While Twitter user Fari wrote, "Princess Hind, you are a good-hearted person. You always support the truth. ”A significant number of users from India and Pakistan jumped on the Twitter thread and made statements in support of the princess's position in opposition. Earlier, Princess Hind also said in a Twitter post. I will not remain silent during this war. Persecution of Muslims, Christians and other minorities in India must stop. ”It should be noted that last month, Princess Hind Al-Qasimi of the United Arab Emirates had given a stern response to Sorbh Upadhyay, an Indian citizen living in the UAE, for posting anti-Islamic remarks. Hind Al-Qasimi had also said that Indians living in the UAE do no favors, they are paid for their work. Princess Hind Al-Qasimi then rubbished some fanatical Indians who posted anti-Islamic posts and videos in an online interview. In an interview to a web channel, the Princess of Sharjah said that she did not know anything about Tablighi Jamaat or Indian politics but this person (Sorbh Upadhyay) attacked my religion, insulted the honor of my Prophet, my traditions. But when I raised my finger, I could not remain silent. This Indian man has ridiculed my religion which is absolutely unbearable, so I have to answer. What was said against Muslims on social media hurt me terribly. No one has the right to hurt the religious feelings of others