"People of Akhtiyaarpur are looking for Aamir. He should visit his village Ahktiyaarpur and see with how much love and harmony people live there," BJP national spokesman Shahnawaz Hussain told reporters here.
He said that Aamir left the village at an early age and joined Bollywood, but people there still believe in 'Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb', a term used to describe mutually participatory co-existence of Hindu and Muslim culture.
He said the actor has given a good statement that he was proud of India. "But India is not such that even a thought should crop up in his mind that he should leave the country. He should not harbour such a thought.
"There is no fear. I have already said he is not afraid, but making people afraid," he said.
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