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Wasim Rizvi, ex-chairman of Shia Waqf Board in UP, converts to Hinduism Last Updated : 06 Dec 2021 05:08:18 PM IST 
Former Shia Waqf Board chief Wasim Rizvi has converted to Hinduism after renouncing Islam.
The conversion ceremony was conducted by Mahant Narasimha Ananda Saraswati of Dasna temple in Ghaziabad and Rizvi will now be known as Harbir Narayan Singh Tyagi.Rizvi drew his entire community's wrath after he moved the Supreme Court appealing to it to remove 26 verses of the Quran, claiming that they encourage terrorism.Muslim clerics expelled Rizvi from Islam for his "objectionable comments" against the religion.Talking to mediapersons after his conversion, he said: "Being Hindu is a lifestyle. Anyone can change his religion easily by legal means but it is not possible to become completely Hindu by going to the temple. For this, a complete process has to be adopted."He said "From today onwards, I will only work for Hindutva" and claimed that none of the other religions had so many qualities as Hinduism."Muslims do not vote for any political party, they vote against Hinduism and to defeat Hindus," he said.According to him, every day he was getting death threats.Earlier, he had expressed his desire to get cremated after his death as per the Hindu religion. Rizvi had also said that he wants his pyre to be lit by Yati Narsimhananda.Rizvi was afraid that after his demise, people will not allow the burial of his body.IANS Ghaziabad For Latest Updates Please-
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