Geert Wilders speaks with Nupur Sharma: Geert Wilders, the prominent right-wing leader from the Netherlands, recently engaged in a telephonic conversation with former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma, as revealed by his tweet. Wilders, known for his anti-Islam stance, has openly supported Sharma in the past amidst controversies surrounding her remarks on Prophet Mohammad.Wilders StatementsIn a recent tweet, Wilders expressed solidarity with Sharma, denouncing the challenges she faces as unjust. He hailed her courage for speaking what he termed as the truth, amidst ongoing threats from Islamist quarters.Had a great 📞 talk with @NupurSharmaBJP today, she is a symbol of freedom, not only for India but for the whole free world. Her loss of personal freedom and legal troubles in the last two years are most unfair cause she did nothing wrong but speak the truth. What a brave lady! pic.twitter.com/vFluQIz5po— Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) April 8, 2024Past Support for Nupur SharmaWilders had previously extended support to Sharma in February, emphasizing her resilience against Islamist threats over the years. He urged freedom-loving individuals worldwide to stand by her, expressing a desire to meet her during his future visits to India.Who is Geert WildersWilders Party for Freedom secured a significant victory in the Netherlands previous elections, positioning him as a notable political figure. Despite being considered a contender for the Prime Ministers post, he later withdrew from the claim. His consistent anti-Islam rhetoric has garnered both support and criticism globally.Wilders has served as a Member of Parliament in the Netherlands since 1998, and he currently leads his party in the House of Representatives. He played a pivotal role in the formation of the first Rutte Cabinet in 2010 but later withdrew support in 2012 due to policy disagreements. Known for his populism, anti-immigration stance, and Euroscepticism, Wilders views have sparked controversy both domestically and internationally, leading to his continuous protection by armed police since 2004.
