mob violence

Islamist mob tried to burn bus full of passengers during the Junagarh violence and stopped only after the driver said he was Muslim

The visuals of the incident emerged online wherein it is seen that the large mob hurls stones at the police while officers try to bring the situation under control by using tear gas shells. An additional police force was deployed and a lathi charge was done to control the violent mob.

The incident transpired on Sunday evening in Iroisemba, while the child was being taken to a hospital by his mother and a relative in Imphal after sustaining a bullet wound in his head during a shoot-out.

Once the mob realised that the man accompanying the Hijab-clad Muslim woman was a Hindu, they began thrashing him publicly.

Clash between the members of two religions erupted over an allegedly offensive Instagram post on the Prophet, which was deleted later.

The court noted that the nine men tried to create communal disturbance in the area and instilled a sense of insecurity among people.

The civil society comprising the Muslim community of India has spoken against threats of Islamofascism.

The procession was attacked as it passed by the Masjid near the gate no 7 area. The radical mob pelted stones and also injured the participants in the procession.

As is customary for the leftist media, they reported on this incident in a biased fashion, portraying Hindus as attackers.

Ravindra Rajbanshi was lynched for not giving ₹1000 as a Saraswati Puja donation when he was returning from last rites of his mother.