Religious fanatics abused Muslim women for buying goods from Hindu shopkeepers for upcoming Eid. Some videos about this incident are circulating on social media.
#BanTikTok hashtag was at the top in Twitter’s national trend on 18th May. So called Tik-Tok star Faizal Siddiqui has shared a video on it. According to the video, an attempt has been made to encourage acid attack on women.
Even in the lockdown, people gathered here on the road in a large number to offer Namaz on 15th May. The Police tried to stop them explaining the reason of the lockdown. At that time, stones were hurled at the Police by the religious fanatics.
An Iftaar party was hosted, violating the lockdown rules, on 15th May in the Parhepat area. The religious fanatics pelted stones at the Policemen when they tried to stop party-goers. This party was hosted at Anwar Khan’s residence.
The religious fanatics attacked the Police near Baba Masjid in Kasim Nagar. The Police had reached the spot to apprehend cow smugglers. The Police had grabbed a few smugglers, but the fanatics attacked, rescuing and helping the smugglers to escape.
Showing complete disregard to the protests by all Hindus, Rehana Fatima, a Communist party worker, wilfully tried to enter the Sabarimala shrine. As a result of this case, the Central Government organisation, BSNL ordered her to go on compulsory retirement. She alleged that this action is ‘politically motivated.’
Religious fanatics pelted stones at the Police who had gone to arrest Mahafus Ansari for molesting and stabbing a minor girl in the village called Pebandi. Five Policemen personnel were wounded in this incident.
Advocate Rahat Austin, a Human Rights Activists has released a video which shows incidents of burning of houses of Hindus in Sindh region and sexual abuse of a Hindu woman by the religious fanatics, in the Punjab province of Pakistan.
Religious fanatics carried out violence on 10th, 11th and 12th May in Telinipara area. The police arrested 36 persons and imposed Section 144. It has come to light that the violence erupted over a dispute on Corona virus.
A non-bailable case has been filed in Kerala against Sudhir Chaudhary – Editor-in-chief of Zee News. Chaudhary himself elaborated the details.