Police register cases against guilty religious fanatics only after enraged Hindus march to Police station

• Religious fanatics threaten on ‘Instagram’ through an objectionable message written below the photograph of demolished Babri Masjid, on the day of the consecration ceremony at Shriram Mandir

• Police take a fanatic Muslim into custody at Ratnagiri and Rajapur, 2 fanatics at Chiplun and five in Dapoli

Ratnagiri, Maharashtra – On the day of the consecration ceremony at Shriram Mandir, Hindus from Ratnagiri District were enraged about an objectionable matter made viral on ‘Instagram’, social media. The Police took into custody eight persons from Ratnagiri, Chiplun, Rajapur, and Dapoli after complaints were lodged.

Mujawar, a fanatic from Ratnagiri detained by the Police

Salman Mujawar, a fanatic Muslim from Ratnagiri, posted a picture of Babri Masjid and wrote below the picture ‘Have patience…when our time comes, heads will be cut off from bodies’. Many people made the post viral on social media. Salman Mujawar has posted many posts even earlier. Mr Chandrakant Shridhar Raul, a devout Hindu, complained to the City Police.

Cases filed against six individuals in Rajapur, a minor boy is arrested

Police arrested a minor boy from Sakharinate, for posting objectionable matters on ‘Instagram’. Rajapur Police Station’s In-charge Dy. Police Inspector Avinash Kedari informed that a search was going on for the other accused in this case. Cases have been filed against six persons in this connection.

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Can action be taken against a minor boy ?

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Police register case at Chiplun only after devout Hindus’ pressurisation

Mr Vinod Bhuran, a devout Hindu from Chiplun and Mr Abhinav Bhuran, ‘Taluka-President’, MNS went to the Chiplun Police Station and brought the issue regarding objectionable matter posted on social media, to the notice of the deputy regional Police Officer and Police Inspector. The Police were initially trying to avoid registering a case, but the news spread in the area and many devout Hindu activists gathered at the Police Station and asked the Police to register cases against the involved persons. Only after pressurising them, did the Police register the case lodged by Mr Abhinav Bhuran.  Later, the Police took Mubarak Kheradkar and Faqruddin Nisar Juvekar, into custody for interrogation and filed a case against seven persons.

In Dapoli, four fanatics taken into custody after Hindus became aggressive !

The enraged citizens gathered near the equestrian statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj at ‘Kelaskar Naka’ on the issue of the objectionable post. They took out a march from Kelaskar Naka to the Police Station to protest against the post. They even stopped the Police vehicle in protest, demanding that the concerned religious fanatics should apologise to people. The enraged Hindus also asked the Police to hand over the concerned fanatics to them for doing justice. Hindus demanded to take legal action against the involved and find a solution to prevent the repetition of such incidents in Dapoli. Police took four religious fanatics into custody when they observed that Hindus had not calmed down even after three hours. The four fanatics were made to apologise and raise slogans of ‘Jai Shriram’ and ‘Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ki Jai’; after which the mob calmed down a little. Police Officer Nilesh Mainkar and Police Inspector Vivek Ahire assured the people of taking action against the culprits. Additional Police force has been deployed in Dapoli due to the prevailing tense condition.

Do not post objectionable matter on social media ! – Appeal by PI Mahesh Toraskar, Ratnagiri City

The City PI Mahesh Toraskar said that an objectionable post by one person can lead to communal disharmony and affect law and order in the area. Cases have been filed against the accused and necessary action will be taken against them. It is an appeal to people to refrain from posting such matter on social media. If there were such posts, people should get help from the Police, but nobody should take the law into their own hands. A complaint should be filed with the Police and the Police will certainly take action.

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Fanatics never pay heed to such appeals. Please note that only Hindus follow Police advice.

Editorial Perspectives

• Had Hindus not gone to the Police station, the Police wouldn’t have registered the complaint. It is so infuriating that in India though Hindus are in the majority, they have to fight against injustice in this manner. Problems faced by Hindus will be resolved only after India becomes a Hindu Rashtra.

• Do the Police, who tried to avoid registering cases against fanatics, belong to India or Pakistan ? Please note that the Police, who kowtow before religious fanatics, always dictate terms to Hindus.