K’taka: Muslim boy and man thrashed with rods by mob
The young boy was allegedly attacked for watching some objectionable video, which he denies
Image Courtesy: Youtube.com
The local news media in Manvi Taluk, Raichur district of Karnataka reported on November 20 that a young boy and his kin were attacked by a mob allegedly led by one Ravi and one Alayya as they found the boy watching some objectionable video. Onlookers, while speaking to the media, however, denied the claims made by the mob. In fact, one of the men giving an account of the incident seemed scared to even name the people who were a part of the mob.
“We are simple people, we go to the fields to work and come in the evening,” said one of the villagers while speaking to the local media. While relaying the incident, one of the villagers said that Syed Ismail and Syed Musthafa were beaten up with rods and were bleeding profusely and were rushed to Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences hospital. After they were admitted, the mob went to the house of the victims and threatened them against filing a complaint with the police. The villagers demand a probe into this matter and protection for the families of the victims while stating that in Kurdi village, the Muslim are in a minority and they do not feel safe.
The news report may be viewed here
Related:
Hatebuster! Aaftab Poonawalla- Shraddha murder case had nothing to do with religion!
HATE WATCH: HINDU BOY THRASHED BY STUDENTS FOR DEROGATORY REMARKS AGAINST THE PROPHET
SURESH CHAVHANKE CONTINUES TO PEDDLE HATE, TARGETS MAULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD
K’taka: Muslim boy and man thrashed with rods by mob
The young boy was allegedly attacked for watching some objectionable video, which he denies
Image Courtesy: Youtube.com
The local news media in Manvi Taluk, Raichur district of Karnataka reported on November 20 that a young boy and his kin were attacked by a mob allegedly led by one Ravi and one Alayya as they found the boy watching some objectionable video. Onlookers, while speaking to the media, however, denied the claims made by the mob. In fact, one of the men giving an account of the incident seemed scared to even name the people who were a part of the mob.
“We are simple people, we go to the fields to work and come in the evening,” said one of the villagers while speaking to the local media. While relaying the incident, one of the villagers said that Syed Ismail and Syed Musthafa were beaten up with rods and were bleeding profusely and were rushed to Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences hospital. After they were admitted, the mob went to the house of the victims and threatened them against filing a complaint with the police. The villagers demand a probe into this matter and protection for the families of the victims while stating that in Kurdi village, the Muslim are in a minority and they do not feel safe.
The news report may be viewed here
Related:
Hatebuster! Aaftab Poonawalla- Shraddha murder case had nothing to do with religion!
HATE WATCH: HINDU BOY THRASHED BY STUDENTS FOR DEROGATORY REMARKS AGAINST THE PROPHET
SURESH CHAVHANKE CONTINUES TO PEDDLE HATE, TARGETS MAULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD
Related articles
Related Articles
Communalism
Families protest arrests as questions mount on child marriage crackdown in Assam
Suicide triggered by the crackdown highlights widespread fears in the state
Communalism
Families protest arrests as questions mount on child marriage crackdown in Assam
Suicide triggered by the crackdown highlights widespread fears in the state
Theme
Taliban in Afghanistan: A look back
Campaigns
Videos
Communalism
Bastar violence: Anti-Christian Campaign causes breach in Adivasi unity
Hundreds of Adivasi church-goers across villages in Narayanpur and Bastar, Chhattisgarh have been experiencing boycott, intimidation and violence since December last year, forcing them to leave their homes and live in refugee camps. Reportedly, Adivasi districts across Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh is seeing a rise Hindutva mobilisation against Christians .
Communalism
Bastar violence: Anti-Christian Campaign causes breach in Adivasi unity
Hundreds of Adivasi church-goers across villages in Narayanpur and Bastar, Chhattisgarh have been experiencing boycott, intimidation and violence since December last year, forcing them to leave their homes and live in refugee camps. Reportedly, Adivasi districts across Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh is seeing a rise Hindutva mobilisation against Christians .
Archives
IN FACT
Podcasts
Analysis
Taliban in Afghanistan: A look back
Children
Bengaluru: Nearly 80 percent students demand eggs in mid-day meal, finds opinion poll
Abdul Rahman 27 Jan 2023
