Marching through a Muslim dominated area, a mob raises provocative and communal slogans
Halting outside a mosque, the mob chanted: Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India
Image: Screenshot
A video has been gaining attention on the social media recently, where allegedly a Hindu far-right mob marched through a Muslim dominated area and raised provocative and threatening slogans. The incident has been reported from Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh. In the video, almost 100 bikes can be seen travelling in a group with a song playing in the background. The mob can also be heard singing and chanting the lyrics of a song which refers to the supremacy of Hindus in the “Hindu-rashtra”.
The mob then stops outside a mosque and shouts: “Hindustan mai rehna hoga vande matram kehna hoga (Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India).” As the mob is shouting and chanting this song outside the mosque, Muslims women and children can be seen crossing the mosque and looking at the mob. This incident is just another example of the growing prejudicial and anti-Muslim environment of the new India.
The video can be viewed here:
Location: Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh
— HindutvaWatch (@HindutvaWatchIn) January 23, 2023
Hindu far-right mob marched through a Muslim dominated area and raised provocative slogans.
They stopped ourside a mosque & shouted: “Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India.” pic.twitter.com/zh29HS6fGj
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Marching through a Muslim dominated area, a mob raises provocative and communal slogans
Halting outside a mosque, the mob chanted: Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India
Image: Screenshot
A video has been gaining attention on the social media recently, where allegedly a Hindu far-right mob marched through a Muslim dominated area and raised provocative and threatening slogans. The incident has been reported from Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh. In the video, almost 100 bikes can be seen travelling in a group with a song playing in the background. The mob can also be heard singing and chanting the lyrics of a song which refers to the supremacy of Hindus in the “Hindu-rashtra”.
The mob then stops outside a mosque and shouts: “Hindustan mai rehna hoga vande matram kehna hoga (Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India).” As the mob is shouting and chanting this song outside the mosque, Muslims women and children can be seen crossing the mosque and looking at the mob. This incident is just another example of the growing prejudicial and anti-Muslim environment of the new India.
The video can be viewed here:
Location: Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh
— HindutvaWatch (@HindutvaWatchIn) January 23, 2023
Hindu far-right mob marched through a Muslim dominated area and raised provocative slogans.
They stopped ourside a mosque & shouted: “Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India.” pic.twitter.com/zh29HS6fGj
Related:
Hate Watch: Bajrang Dal allegedly raised slogans outside a mosque in Karnataka
Maharashtra: At Shaurya Path Sanchalan event, Shankar Gaikar makes anti-Muslim statements
Worship Swords instead of books or pens: Pramod Muthalik
Hate watch: “Keep your knives sharp” says terror accused Pragya Thakur
Following Pragya Thakur’s example, Sadhvi Aastha Maa justifies keeping weapons/knife at home
Karnataka: Hate speech increased four fold, moral policing by hindu vigilantes on the rise
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