Qatar on Sunday demanded that India apologise for “Islamophobic” comments made by a top ruling party official as India’s vice president started a visit to bolster trade with the wealthy Gulf state. Comments about the Prophet Mohammed made by a spokesperson for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party during a televised debate last week sparked anger in several Gulf states. Kuwait also said it had summoned India’s ambassador, amid widespread calls on social media for a boycott of Indian goods in Gulf countries. The Saudi-based Organisation of Islamic Cooperation also condemned the remarks, without …