Indonesia, Malaysia summon India envoys over ‘derogatory’ Prophet remarks

JAKARTA: Indonesia and Malaysia have each summoned India’s envoys of their nations over “derogatory” remarks made concerning the Prophet Muhammad by two officers with the South Asian nation’s ruling get together, their overseas ministries stated Tuesday.
It comes as anger spreads throughout the Arab and Muslim world, with varied Center Japanese nations summoning New Delhi’s envoys and a Kuwaiti grocery store eradicating Indian merchandise.
Remarks by a spokeswoman for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Occasion (BJP), who has since been suspended, sparked the furor.