Why controversy arose over Swara Bhaskar's photo with Maulana Sajjad Nomani: Swara Bhaskar Controversy

Swara Bhaskar Controversy: A picture of Swara Bhaskar with her husband Fahad Ahmed and Maulana Sajjad Nomani has created a sensation on social media. In the picture taken by Fahadh, the couple is seen with the spokesperson of All India Muslim Personal Law Board. Because of this picture she is being trolled and critics have targeted Swara for her looks and her relationship with Maulana.

Fahad Ahmed is contesting from Anushakti Nagar seat in Maharashtra Assembly elections. This is his first assembly election. He is facing competition from Sana Malik, daughter of former minister Nawab Malik. Swara Bhaskar is actively supporting her husband in this political endeavour.

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Swara's presence on social media

Swara often discusses social issues and women's rights online. His meeting with Maulana Nomani, who made controversial remarks about women, has further intensified the criticism. In one of his statements it was said that daughters should not go to college alone, which received a lot of criticism.

In the viral photo, Swara is seen in a peach chicken work suit and has a dupatta on her head. Trolls have criticized her for not wearing a burqa and commented on her weight. The actress often remains in the headlines due to her outspoken nature.

Controversial statement

Last month, Swara had raised questions on Chief Justice DY Chandrachud's comments on the Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute. He criticized her statement of trusting God for a solution and called it inappropriate for a Supreme Court judge.

While sharing the photo on Twitter, Fahadh expressed his gratitude to Maulana Sajjad Nomani for his blessings. He wrote with the photo, “Sir, Hazrat Maulana Sajjad Naumani Sahib attended his service and gave us many blessings.”

Swara's involvement in social issues often causes heated discussions online. Her recent conversation with Maulana Nomani has further fueled the ongoing debate about women's rights and social norms.