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Islamists go mental after some tourists pose with saffron flags at Taj Mahal

Amusingly, these are the same 'liberals' who like to propagate that those who are offering namaz inside the temple premises are doing it for communal harmony.

With tourist spots like Taj Mahal and others now open to public after the Chinese coronavirus lockdown, many people have started visiting these locations. Amongst them, some youth from Hindu Jagran Manch visited the 17th century mausoleum and waved saffron flags. However, four of them were arrested for the same.

This act of waving saffron flags triggered the Islamists on social media who went on to cast aspersions on the security personnel.

Some even questioned their allegiance to the constitution and insinuated they do not have any regard for the constitution.

Joining the Islamists in the fear-mongering at the very sight of saffron flags was Bollywood entertainer Swara Bhaskar.

Amusingly, these are the same ‘liberals’ who like to propagate that those who are offering namaz inside the temple premises are doing it for communal harmony. But go all mental at the very sight of a saffron coloured flag at a mausoleum.

Other Islamists and ‘liberals’ just went pure abusive while basking in the glory of their ‘Mughal ancestors’.

Apparently, posing with flags is ‘targeting’ a resting place of deceased Mughal empress. The Mughal hangover is not over.

Meanwhile, the four youths who posed with the flags were booked under section 153 A (Promoting enmity between two groups on ground of religion) of IPC and section 7 in the The Criminal Law Amendment Act at Tajganj police station on complaint by the CISF.

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