Former Bigg Boss Contestant Sana Khan Comments Over France Row, Says Emmanuel Macron Needs 'Mental Help'

Taking to Twitter, Sana who recently quit showbiz after a ‘spiritual calling’ condemned Prophet Mohammed’s cartoons and said that the French president needs mental help.

New Delhi: Amid protests against French President Emmanuel Macron in many parts of the country, former Bigg Boss contestant Sana Khan has also launched an attack at him over the Prophet Mohammed cartoon row. Taking  to Twitter, Sana who recently quit showbiz after a ‘spiritual calling’ condemned Prophet Mohammed’s cartoons and said that the French president needs mental help. “We condemn the mockery of our beloved Prophet(pbuh).Freedom of speech is everyone’s right but it does not allow u to hurt people’s sentiments.U definitely need mental help brother #MacronApologizeToMuslim  #ProphetMuhammad4All #FranceShameOnYou  #BoycottFrenceProducts,” she tweeted.

We condemn the mockery of our beloved Prophet(pbuh).Freedom of speech is everyone’s right but it does not allow u to hurt people’s sentiments.U definitely need mental help brother #MacronApologizeToMuslim #ProphetMuhammad4All #FranceShameOnYou #BoycottFrenceProducts

— Sana Khaan (@sanaak21) October 29, 2020

It is to be noted that Sana who was a ‘Bigg Boss 6' contestant recently surprised everyone when she announced her retirement from the entertainment industry. She took to social media to share a long post to inform the fans about her decision to quit the world of showbiz. Sana mentioned in her post that she will now 'serve humanity and follow the order of her creator'.

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My happiest moment???? May Allah help me n guide me in this journey. Aap sab mujhe dua Mai Shamil rakhe???????? . . . #sanakhan #2020 #8thoct #thursday

A post shared by Sana Khan (@sanakhaan21) on Oct 8, 2020 at 8:30am PDT

Meanwhile, the Muslim community in Bhopal led by Congress MLA Arif Masood had on Thursday demonstrated against French President Emmanuel Macron at Bhopal's Iqbal Maidan. Thousands of people turned up for the demonstration.