Muslim students try to force-feed beef to Hindu students in an Assam school

Mother of a Muslim student arrested

Guwahati (Assam) – A case has been registered with the Police alleging that five Muslim students of class 9 brought beef to a school in Assam’s Goalpara District and tried to force-feed it to two Hindu students. The incident took place at Habraghat Higher Secondary School in Krishnai. The Police have arrested Noor Shahida Begum, the mother of one of the students. According to the 2011 census, there are 57% Muslims and 34% Hindus in the area.

🚨 Assam School Controversy: Hindu Students Allegedly Pressured to Eat Beef by Muslim Classmates

One Muslim student's mother has been arrested in connection with the incident.

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The Muslim students took pieces of beef in a spoon and tried to force-feed them to the Hindu students; but the Hindu students knew what it was, so they jerked the spoon and the beef fell on the ground. The students trampled the meat with their feet and left.

School administration asks children to remain quiet

The incident came to light when the Hindu students informed the teachers about this; however, the school administration tried to suppress the incident and advised the affected students not to talk about this to anyone. (Such timid stance towards fanatic Muslims only increases their arrogance – Editor). When the affected students reached home and informed their families about this incident, it came to light. After this, angry parents and locals reached the school and demanded an answer from the school administration.

The school administration said that they explained to the students, obtained a written assurance from them that they would not repeat such an act, and decided to forgive them, considering it a first mistake, to prevent the matter from escalating.

Students should bring only vegetarian food: District Commissioner’s instruction

Goalpara District Commissioner Pradeep Timung and Superintendent of Police Nabaneet Mahanta along with senior officials visited the school to understand the situation. The District Commissioner told the schools that students should bring vegetarian food, which may include eggs, but should not bring any other non-vegetarian food.

Editorial Perspective

Muslim children have the courage to commit such acts means they are being taught so. They are the ones who will also fight Jihad after growing up. Note that pseudo-seculars and pseudo-liberals do not open their mouths about such incidents.