Amritsar: Members of Muslim community hold ‘Boycott France’ protest on Eid – i – Milad – Un – Nabi #Gallery

Amritsar: Members of the Muslim community stage a demonstration urging people to boycott France after the comments made by French President Emmanuel Macron in the aftermath of the beheading of a local schoolteacher this month by a teenaged extremist after he took a class on freedom of expression in which he showed cartoons of Prophet Mohammad from the satire magazine Charlie Hebdo for discussion, caused a furore in many parts of the Muslim world; on the occasion of Eid-i-Milad-Un-Nabi i.e the birthday of Islamic messenger Prophet Mohammed, in Amritsar on Oct 30, 2020. The remarks, which have been perceived as “anti-Islam”, have led to calls for boycotting French brands. (Photo: IANS)

Amritsar: Members of the Muslim community stage a demonstration urging people to boycott France after the comments made by French President Emmanuel Macron in the aftermath of the beheading of a local schoolteacher this month by a teenaged extremist after he took a class on freedom of expression in which he showed cartoons of Prophet Mohammad from the satire magazine Charlie Hebdo for discussion, caused a furore in many parts of the Muslim world; on the occasion of Eid-i-Milad-Un-Nabi i.e the birthday of Islamic messenger Prophet Mohammed, in Amritsar on Oct 30, 2020. The remarks, which have been perceived as “anti-Islam”, have led to calls for boycotting French brands. (Photo: IANS)

Amritsar: Members of the Muslim community stage a demonstration urging people to boycott France after the comments made by French President Emmanuel Macron in the aftermath of the beheading of a local schoolteacher this month by a teenaged extremist after he took a class on freedom of expression in which he showed cartoons of Prophet Mohammad from the satire magazine Charlie Hebdo for discussion, caused a furore in many parts of the Muslim world; on the occasion of Eid-i-Milad-Un-Nabi i.e the birthday of Islamic messenger Prophet Mohammed, in Amritsar on Oct 30, 2020. The remarks, which have been perceived as “anti-Islam”, have led to calls for boycotting French brands. (Photo: IANS)

Amritsar: Members of the Muslim community stage a demonstration urging people to boycott France after the comments made by French President Emmanuel Macron in the aftermath of the beheading of a local schoolteacher this month by a teenaged extremist after he took a class on freedom of expression in which he showed cartoons of Prophet Mohammad from the satire magazine Charlie Hebdo for discussion, caused a furore in many parts of the Muslim world; on the occasion of Eid-i-Milad-Un-Nabi i.e the birthday of Islamic messenger Prophet Mohammed, in Amritsar on Oct 30, 2020. The remarks, which have been perceived as “anti-Islam”, have led to calls for boycotting French brands. (Photo: IANS)

Amritsar: Members of the Muslim community stage a demonstration urging people to boycott France after the comments made by French President Emmanuel Macron in the aftermath of the beheading of a local schoolteacher this month by a teenaged extremist after he took a class on freedom of expression in which he showed cartoons of Prophet Mohammad from the satire magazine Charlie Hebdo for discussion, caused a furore in many parts of the Muslim world; on the occasion of Eid-i-Milad-Un-Nabi i.e the birthday of Islamic messenger Prophet Mohammed, in Amritsar on Oct 30, 2020. The remarks, which have been perceived as “anti-Islam”, have led to calls for boycotting French brands. (Photo: IANS)