HomeCrimeTerrorist caught wearing skullcap, What should Indian media do now?

Terrorist caught wearing skullcap, What should Indian media do now?

News channel Headlines Today reported today that two suspected terrorist, believed to have been involved in Burdwan blasts, were caught in Noida on 19th December. They claim one of the accused is a Bangladeshi national, while the other is from Uttar Pradesh. They were apprehended in a joint effort Uttar Pradesh Anti-terrorist squad, West Bengal Anti Terrorist squad, and IB. Screen grabs of the terrorists are as below:

orig

As you can see these suspected Terrorists are wearing skullcaps. We have already discussed the fact that sadly, Muslims identity is being linked to skullcaps. So will it be in the interest of “Secularism” to broadcast pictures of these suspected terrorists with their skull caps on? Should Media do something about this?

We at OpIndia.com have a suggestion: Why not photoshop these images so as to remove the skull cap and replace it with some other secular headgear. In fact, we have done their job for them, have a look:

1. Suspected Terrorists wearing caps worn by RSS Sickular Sanghis
rss

2. Suspected Terrorists wearing caps worn by Anarchist AAPtards
aap

3. Suspected Terrorists wearing caps worn by Corrupt CSK players
csk

We are sure, the above pics will end the Communal Stereotyping of Muslims in this world dominated by Right Wing Hindutva lunatics who are spreading their false propaganda

Join OpIndia's official WhatsApp channel

  Support Us  

For likes of 'The Wire' who consider 'nationalism' a bad word, there is never paucity of funds. They have a well-oiled international ecosystem that keeps their business running. We need your support to fight them. Please contribute whatever you can afford

OpIndia Staff
OpIndia Staffhttps://www.opindia.com
Staff reporter at OpIndia

Related Articles

Trending now

Wave of bomb blasts, shootings and arson shakes Southern Thailand: All you need to know about the Islamic insurgents suspected behind the attacks

The BRN has a long-standing demand to create an Islamic state by merging the three southern provinces and separating them from the Buddhist-majority country.

Live Law has a ‘Constitutional’ problem with government officials doing Bhumi Pujan in state functions: Does secularism mean de-Hinduisation?

The Live Law article headlined, “Can 'Culture' Justify Religious Rituals At State Functions? Constitutional Examination Of Bhumi Pujan Ceremonies” essentially frames Havan, Bhumi Pujan, coconut-breaking, and other such rituals at state events as ‘unconstitutional endorsement of Hinduism, that somehow violates the secularism, freedom of conscience, equality and democratic neutrality.
- Advertisement -