The Madhya Pradesh Government will enact a law to crack down on stone-pelters. Drafting of the Bill is underway for this. The draft-Bill will be presented to the Cabinet soon. Arbitration is likely to be established under this Act. Stone-throwing incidents will be heard before this tribunal.
After the horrific stone-pelting by a Muslim mob on Hindus taking out Ramnidhi Sangrahan rally in Begumbagh area of Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh today, the police have taken stringent action against those involved in the stone-pelting.
2 Hindus severely injured Attack on sacred Hindu processions by religious fanatics is not expected when BJP is in power in UP. The Government should create fear on religious fanatics and should try for the strict punishment against those who are responsible for this attack. Realise that so-called progressives and secularists would neither ever preach … Read more
Sudarshan News said on 11th September that a group of Muslims gathered outside its HQ and attempted to forcefully enter its premises. It also claimed that stones were pelted at its HQ.
A Police team was allegedly attacked by a group of eligious fanatics when the Police tried to stop them from offering prayers in the Chokkan mosque of Katka village, amid the lockdown. Stones were pelted on the Policemen.
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.
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.
Again jungle-rule in Bihar. It is being said that most of the national leading news media swept Sunny Gupta’s murder under the rug as it involves religious-fanatics killing a Hindu.
Some religious fanatics had gathered near the Shaheed Azam Mosque in Shivajinagar area on 26th April. The Police officers and staff were patrolling the area against the backdrop of a lockdown.
The HC order said that it is obvious that so long as there is ‘violence by unruly mobs, use of force is inevitable’. Does the Kashmir Bar Association expect that stone-pelters be welcomed by the security personnel with flowers ? Why does the Kashmir Bar Association not advise religious fanatics to desist from pelting stones at security forces which are engaged in fighting Pakistan-sponsored terrorists…