Srinagar: Amidst the controversy over labeling Imam Ayatollah Khomeini as one of the "most evil people" in the world, the publishing house has offered an apology, stating that the content is deeply offensive to many individuals and communities.
In an apology letter, the publishing house stated: “We write to you with utmost sincerity and regret regarding the recent controversy surrounding our publication's portrayal of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. It has come to our attention that labeling him as one of the 'most evil men in history' is not only inaccurate but also deeply offensive to many individuals and communities.”
“We acknowledge the gravity of our mistake and recognize that such mischaracterizations not only undermine truth and justice but also perpetuate harmful stereotypes. We understand the importance of rectifying this error swiftly and unequivocally”, it continued.
“We extend our sincerest apologies to all those who have been affected by this oversight. It was never our intention to spread misinformation or contribute to the propagation of harmful narratives”.
(KNS)