Zakir Naik tak bimbang Anwar bincang mengenainya dengan India
Pendakwah kontroversi itu berkata laporan media India menunjukkan Anwar tidak memberikan sebarang komitmen, termasuk mengenai ekstradisinya.
Dr Zakir Naik expressed no concerns over Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent comments regarding potential extradition from India, according to his lawyer, Akberdin Abdul Kader. The controversy stems from allegations of money laundering and inciting extremism through hate speech. Zakir's lawyer argued that media reports suggesting Anwar's commitment to extradition, including allegations of Nazakat due to AIDS, are mere speculation and a cheap publicity stunt.
The Indian news portal New Delhi Television quoted Anwar, who was in India attending the BRICS Summit, stating that any extradition action must be handled with great caution and based on the rule of law. In 2024, Anwar affirmed that he would not consider extraditing Zakir as long as the controversy does not cause problems. Zakir, who travels abroad occasionally and is currently inactive, has not made any statements touching upon India or Malaysia.
Anwar also suggested that Malaysia might take India's extradition request into account, should New Delhi present more evidence. Akberdin emphasized that Zakir has seldom caused any issues.
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