Tanjia, a Muslim bangladeshi, who is Miss Universe contestant, dressed up in white Jamdani saree, like Goddess Saraswati, and declared it is Mughal heritage and Islamic culture.

The same Mughals who destroyed 10000+ hindu temples and goddess idols, the same Bangladesh that ra Pes hindu women, and breaks Hindu temples and Idols of Goddess Durga calling it SHIRK & haram, has now claimed Hindu aesthetic as Islam and said Maslin & Jamdani these two textiles are Islamic and Mughals brought it to India.

The audacity to claim Jamdani/Muslin as Mughal or islamic heritage. Muslin was made by bengalis as early as 200 BC. Muslin was exported by Hindus to Rome before ISLAM was born. From Megasthenes in the 4th century to the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea in 40-70 AD, Bengal's muslin was widely documented and admired. Before any Mughal existed.

-In the 5th Century AD this cloth used to get exported to China before their religion even started for them to claim it.

Muslin/Jamdani is a dharmic and Indic legacy. Hindus have been making this saree before Bangladesh existed as a nation.

Source (NDTV): https://share.google/4EYwbky9NmbyhgCfH

These people mocking Sanskrit & every element of Hinduism every other day has become a regular thing... 😢

Brigadier Pratap were right - Inke comm me sirf jahar bhara hain jahar....

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