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UP: Muslims raise ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ slogans near Hindu temple on Barawafat in Siddharthnagar, case registered

ASP Siddharth said that the matter of offensive sloganeering in a viral video on social media is being probed. Further action will be taken based on whatever facts emerge from the investigation.

On Monday (16th September), a procession was held at Siddharthnagar, Uttar Pradesh, marking Barawafat. As the procession approached a Hindu temple, the Muslim crowd started screaming the murderous Sar tan se juda slogans. A video of Barawafat procession participants raising slogans like Gustakh-e-Nabi ki Ek Saza and Tan se Sar Juda has gone viral.

The viral video is from the Dumariyaganj Police Station wherein the Muslims raised the Sar tan see juda slogans in front of the Bharatbhari temple. As the video went viral online, Siddharathnagar Police came into action and launched an investigation into the matter.

ASP Siddharth said that the matter of offensive sloganeering in a viral video on social media is being probed. Further action will be taken based on whatever facts emerge from the investigation.

In another outrageous incident in Uttar Pradesh, pro-Palestine slogans like “Palestine Zindabad” were raised by bike-riding Muslim youths during the Barawafat procession in Jaunpur’s Macchli Shahar. In Agra, the Pakistani flag was hoisted on a building near Shamsdar Road. A case has been filed in the matter on the complaint of Hindu rights organisations.

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