Remarks on Prophet: Kuwait to deport expats who protested in Fahaheel

Kuwait City: Kuwait will be deporting expats who took part in the Fahaheel demonstration after Friday prayers against remarks on Prophet Mohammed.
The sources confirmed on Sunday that they will be deported from Kuwait as they violated the laws and regulations of the country which stipulates that sit-ins or demonstrations by expats are not to be organized in Kuwait, reported Arab Times.
Instructions were issued to arrest and bring in expats from the Fahaheel area who organized the demonstration defying Kuwaiti government instructions.
The detectives are in the process of arresting them and referring them to the deportation centre to be deported to their countries and will be banned from entering Kuwait again, reports Al Rai.
All expats in Kuwait must respect Kuwait laws and not take part in any type of demonstrations, said the instructions.
India had earlier told Kuwait that it had taken strong action against those who made controversial remarks on Twitter against the minorities.