Khan said that when she fully embraces Sanatan Dharma in 2027, she would ensure that the entire universe learns about the decision. She described the occasion as a celebration of her life and said she would organise all the necessary rituals. She added that she would enter the Hindu eternal faith in accordance with established customs and religious procedures.
Khan recently visited the Bhojshala complex in Indore, where she offered prayers and met Gopal Sharma. Speaking to the media during the visit, she said she had taken darshan at the site, participated in the aarti and recited the Hanuman Chalisa.
Describing Bhojshala as a highly sacred place, Khan said it had been recovered after considerable effort. During the interaction, she also praised Gopal Sharma for his role in the efforts concerning Bhojshala.
Khan said Sharma had sacrificed his life for the cause and continued to stand up for Bhojshala. She added that Hindus needed warriors like him. She further said that if there were four temples or four lakh Hindu temples to be reclaimed, they would pursue their recovery through legal means.
Khan's latest remarks follow her recent visit to Ramghat in Madhya Pradesh, where she performed Shraddha rituals during Pitru Paksha. At the time, she had also claimed that she would soon return to Sanatan Dharma.
Who Is Nazia Elahi Khan?
Nazia Elahi Khan originally belongs to Bengal and is a lawyer practising in the Supreme Court. She previously served as legal adviser to Ishrat Jahan in the triple talaq case.
Khan joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 2018 and is associated with its Minority Morcha. She has also remained in the spotlight for her hardline statements.
Her announcement about formally embracing Sanatan Dharma in 2027, along with her visit to Bhojshala and remarks about legally reclaiming Hindu temples, has brought her religious plans and political statements into focus.
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