Junagadh

"Maulana Mufti Salman Azhari came to the police station with them and also cooperated but there is no reply yet...Maulana Mufti Salman Azhari is ready to cooperate but the police are not giving any reply..." Sheikh said.

Authorities have already arrested two organisers and are looking for the Mufti Salman Azhari in Gujarat's Junagadh communal hate speech case.

Organisers of the event Muhammad Yusuf Malek, Azim Habib Odedara, and Mufti Salman Azhari have been named as the accused in the FIR. A case has been filed against the trio under Sections 153(C), 505(2), 188, and 114 of the IPC.

He further addressed the Muslim youth and said, “You have now started taking Hazur-e-Akhlaq lightly. Islam has been started to be taken lightly. Now it has come to this point that neither our mosques are safe nor our hats, beards, nothing is safe.”

A video of 8 Muslim men offering namaz in the historic Uparkot of Junagadh has gone viral, sparking outrage and protests.

Four persons were arrested for disseminating inflammatory and hateful content on social media following a severe flood situation in Junagadh. The individuals shared videos of the floods and insinuated that Allah had unleashed the calamity upon the city as a consequence of an illegal Dargah's demolition in Junagadh.

Heavy rains on the Girnar Mountain in Junagadh resulted in water seeping into the city and inundating several areas of the city.

The Junagadh violence was pre-planned as the plan to send demolition notice to Dargah was leaked in advance

In the Gujarat violence, the police filed an FIR based on the complaint filed by a woman police officer at the Junagadh police station

Notices were issued to 8 religious places, allegedly constructed illegally, which included 3 Hindu temples and 5 dargahs.