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Bjp and their thugs continue to attack and kill Muslims. Their thugs (police) are firing on peaceful protestors.

Where is UN? Where is the world? Where is OIC?
Why is the world silent as a genocide is approaching Indian Muslims?

Indian thugs and Indian bjp terrorists have done this many times already in the past few years.
Before covid in the protests against Indias citizenship law, Indian uniformed terrorist bjp thugs killed and injured many peaceful Muslims in Dehli and UP.
 
Video clearly shows the police letting the boy run away after a couple of warning strikes with the stick. The guy is firing a warning in the air. Doesn't seem brutal as you claim
 
Video clearly shows the police letting the boy run away after a couple of warning strikes with the stick. The guy is firing a warning in the air. Doesn't seem brutal as you claim
Are you blind? What did the boy do to deserve those strikes? Turn up the volume. The camera man told police to let him go and police officers amongst them self said media is covering it and let him go.
This is clearly police brutality, imagine if the cameras and media wasn’t there?
 
Are you blind? What did the boy do to deserve those strikes? Turn up the volume. The camera man told police to let him go and police officers amongst them self said media is covering it and let him go.
This is clearly police brutality, imagine if the cameras and media wasn’t there?
I don't know, and it could simply be a case of wrong place wrong time. Which is why I'm glad the police let him run away. The boy does look innocent and without hatred in his eyes - just fear. It does tug at my heart truly and I am very relieved it didn't end badly.

But we should get the full picture. Clearly there is tumult in that area, clearly police have a job to do to maintain order. What else do you expect the police to do?
 
I don't know, and it could simply be a case of wrong place wrong time. Which is why I'm glad the police let him run away. The boy does look innocent and without hatred in his eyes - just fear. It does tug at my heart truly and I am very relieved it didn't end badly.

But we should get the full picture. Clearly there is tumult in that area, clearly police have a job to do to maintain order. What else do expect the police to do?
They could have gave him a verbal warning without those strikes cuz those strikes look like nothing but those probably hurt like hell and left some serious marks on the boy.
He was alone and was scared, he could have been given a verbal warning and let to run away. Those strikes, he will remember those always and because of that he’ll always be anti police so, police are creating more enemies.
Theses incidents which seem small might just be the trigger for someone to pick up a gun.
 
They could have gave him a verbal warning without those strikes cuz those strikes look like nothing but those probably hurt like hell and left some serious marks on the boy.
He was alone and was scared, he could have been given a verbal warning and let to run away. Those strikes, he will remember those always and because of that he’ll always be anti police so, police are creating more enemies.
Theses incidents which seem small might just be the trigger for someone to pick up a gun.
Yes there are softer approaches available - my point I'd like you to see is , it is a tough situation, police are human too and we do not know what preceded this.
 
Why are these threads being posted here ? and what does Pak Def have to do with this ?

Let owaisi and madni deal with it.
 
Despite all that money all they can do is create a society devoid of humanity. They are a living proof of genetic deficiencies. No matter how hard they try that can't reach there.
 






Bjp and their thugs continue to attack and kill Muslims. Their thugs (police) are firing on peaceful protestors.

Where is UN? Where is the world? Where is OIC?
Why is the world silent as a genocide is approaching Indian Muslims?

Indian thugs and Indian bjp terrorists have done this many times already in the past few years.
Before covid in the protests against Indias citizenship law, Indian uniformed terrorist bjp thugs killed and injured many peaceful Muslims in Dehli and UP.

UP police are doing their best.......

No one should allow to damage any government or private property.

where due to incompetent leaders like Mamta in West Bengal- people allow damage property and enjoy disturbing other lives.
 

Bulldozers Have Razed My Home, and Broken the Back of India’s Muslims. Does the World Care?​


Afreen Fatima
Tue, July 5, 2022, 7:03 AM


India Demolitions

India Demolitions
Authorities demolish the residence of activist Javed Ahmad they say has been constructed illegally in Prayagraj, India on June 12, 2022. Credit - Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP
Ever wondered what is it like to be a Muslim in the undeclared Hindu state that is India? To be constantly humiliated, demeaned, and brutalized? To have your soul destroyed by the state? And sometimes, your home, too?
From our faith and history to our eating habits and clothes, the Hindu supremacists ruling India today have spared nothing in their campaign against our community. During the eight years of Narendra Modi’s government, they have taken a sledgehammer to our country’s secular foundations by routinely finding ever newer ways of targeting us. Last month they brought a bulldozer to my home.
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In late May, a national spokeswoman of Modi’s ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) made derogatory remarks about the Prophet Muhammad on live TV. Muslims in India, and far beyond, were outraged. Shortly afterward, on June 10, Muslims in some parts of India held protests after Friday prayers. One such protest was held in my city, Prayagraj (erstwhile Allahabad), snowballing into violence. A swift police crackdown followed, leading to arbitrary arrests and detentions of Muslims across the city.
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My family found itself at the receiving end of brutal state power with the arbitrary and illegal detention of my father, a community leader and rights activist. Police picked up my mother and sister from our home in the middle of the night without an arrest warrant and made them sit at a police station for more than 35 hours, in violation of all rules of detention.
The city authorities and police then forced the family out of the house—by threatening my mother and sister with torture and formal charges if we didn’t—and slapped a backdated notice on our gate on the night of June 11, claiming the building was an illegal construction and would be demolished the next day. The house was suddenly labelled “illegal” even after we have always paid all relevant taxes and have all our property documents in order. The trigger for this government action was ostensibly a complaint by three “respected people” of the neighborhood, who, incidentally, none of the neighbors can identify.
An Indian paramilitary solider stands guard as residents watch from behind a bolted iron gate during the demolition of Muslim-owned shops in New Delhi's northwest Jahangirpuri neighborhood on April 20, 2022.<span class=copyright>Altaf Qadri/AP</span>

An Indian paramilitary solider stands guard as residents watch from behind a bolted iron gate during the demolition of Muslim-owned shops in New Delhi's northwest Jahangirpuri neighborhood on April 20, 2022.Altaf Qadri/AP
Our home thus became part of the now-familiar pattern of what has come to be known as “bulldozer justice” in India. This is how it works: the government links Muslims to grievous “crimes” such as participating in protests, then blames them for violence, and destroy their homes. Earlier this year, during a Hindu festival, sword-wielding Hindu militants marched into Muslim neighborhoods in many cities, sometimes belting out obscenities over loudspeakers in front of mosques during the Ramadan, before launching targeted attacks on Muslim homes and businesses. Then too, police blamed Muslims for the unrest, arrested hundreds of innocent Muslims, including minors, and razed their houses with bulldozers. There’s, of course, no legal provision for such demolition of private property, even if individuals are indeed found to have been involved in violent acts. But it doesn’t matter; the whole idea is to demonstrate that Muslims have no legal protection in a Hindu state. We are not equal citizens.
My father has been in jail—and on TV—ever since our own home was demolished. Our faces plastered on prime-time debates, anchors have been spinning stories about our life and activism, peddling conspiracy theories, calling us “anti-nationals” and “jihadis”. I have been receiving death and rape threats. Now that everybody knows what I look like, I’m afraid of stepping out in public. I live like a prisoner.
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There’s no arrest warrant against me; there’s no need for those things anymore. Most of my fellow Muslim student activists who are in jail were arrested without any due procedure or paperwork. Sometimes when they go missing, their parents don’t even know whether they have been arrested or kidnapped by Hindu extremists—the line between the two is blurring quickly, anyway. I have imprisoned myself because as a young Muslim woman in India—where ultra-right Hindus auction us online—I have to ensure my own and my family’s safety, online and offline, mental and physical. This is what freedom for me looks like in the “world’s largest democracy”. And, I am forced to live like this for no apparent reason other than being a Muslim. Worse, an outspoken Muslim.

India’s descent into lawlessness

How did India get here? How did I? How did my family find itself in the vortex of India’s rapid descent into this lawless pit of majoritarianism?
I had a fairly middle-class upbringing. My father, my Abbu, was a businessman and an activist. Despite their limited budget, Abbu and Ammi, my mother, sent me and my four siblings to the best school in the city and raised us as fiercely independent, god-fearing, socially responsible and civic-minded citizens. They shouldn’t have. Those are not the qualities Hindu supremacists appreciate in a people who they believe are not worthy of the equal citizenship guaranteed by our inclusive constitution. We are not meant to assert our religious identity. We are called “radical”, or “jihadi”, if we do. We are not meant to be seen or heard, because for them, our very existence is a crime.
In 2017, when I was studying at the Aligarh Muslim University, Ajay Singh Bisht became the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, the northern Indian state I belong to. It is India’s biggest and the most politically important state, with a population of nearly 245 million—more than Brazil’s—with Muslims accounting for a fifth of it. A monastic head who represents the more radical wing of Hindu supremacism, Bisht (commonly known by his monastic name of Yogi Adityanath) is notorious for his hate speech and policies against Muslims.
Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath performs yoga along with others to mark the International Day of Yoga in Lucknow, India, on June 21, 2022.<span class=copyright>Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP</span>

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath performs yoga along with others to mark the International Day of Yoga in Lucknow, India, on June 21, 2022.Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP
As Bisht rose to power, my life was about to change. The social climate in the state began to worsen as extremist Hindu politics picked up pace. Marginalized in politics, Muslims began to be obliterated culturally. Muslim-sounding place names began to be changed. The name of my city was changed from the Mughal-era Allahabad to Prayagraj.
I became more conscious about the existential threat our community now faced and wanted to stand up to this injustice. I contested the students’ union election and was elected president, using the platform to speak out against Bisht’s hate-mongering and the rising threat to Muslims all over India. The ugly right-wing retaliation I faced only made me more determined to push back. As a student leader, I was called a “free-thinking”, “modern” Muslim woman taking on patriarchy. But everyone chose to ignore the identity I was really trying to assert the most: that of an Indian Muslim. I started wearing the hijab to assert my presence as a Muslim woman in spaces where I felt unwelcome or that stereotyped everything I represented.
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My activism led me headlong into the nationwide protests that broke out in 2019 against a new citizenship law that discriminates against Muslims. Like many Muslim student leaders, I faced a media trial from the shamelessly biased television channels that are the prime vectors of hate in India. They misrepresented my speeches and branded me a secessionist.
Many of my friends were arrested and Muslims were killed in orchestrated and state-sponsored pogroms in the national capital to stop the protests. In responding with violence to a non-violent civil rights protest by Muslims, the state had a clear message for us: even a mere exercise of constitutional rights is overstepping our boundaries; Muslims have no rights.
As the pandemic hit, the protests were called off. Our (now-demolished) home became a food distribution center, where we handed out monthly rations to people who would have otherwise starved during the Covid lockdown in 2020. Those in the business of distributing hate were equally hard at work: now blaming Muslims for the spread of the virus in India. The government made the community a scapegoat to escape accountability, because hate against us trumps all rationality.
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And so, it has been: every passing week a new frontier of attack on Muslims, a new trick in the Hindu supremacist playbook, new outrage, new fears. Ramadan this year thus felt like a blissfully familiar break from the toxicity slowly consuming the community, but it was too good to last. The violent Hindu processions started, leading to more violence, crackdowns and arbitrary demolitions of Muslim homes and establishments. Sometimes Abbu had trouble sleeping, feeling helpless against the rising tide of hate. He continued to fight back in the way he knows best—filing petitions and complaints with the judiciary and police.
Muslim women shout slogans during a demonstration in support of Muslim activist Afreen Fatima, in Kolkata on June 15, 2022.<span class=copyright>Sankhadeep Banerjee/NurPhoto via Getty Images</span>

Muslim women shout slogans during a demonstration in support of Muslim activist Afreen Fatima, in Kolkata on June 15, 2022.Sankhadeep Banerjee/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Following the ugly comments on the Prophet Muhammad by BJP spokespersons, he appealed on Facebook to constructively channel the anger and pray for the community. Protests ensued anyway after the Friday prayers on June 10. More crackdowns. More demolitions. Only, this time “bulldozer justice” literally came home to us. They destroyed our home and telecast it live. Media allies of the ruling BJP gloated at this latest show of collective punishment for Muslims.
Days have passed by in a blur since – not knowing what’s happening to Abbu in police custody, preparing for the legal battle facing us despite knowing how compromised the state institutions are, and not knowing if I’ll ever have a good night’s sleep again. It has been punishing. This state of being—of having to prove innocence, of anxiety, of vulnerability, of pain—itself is the punishment. For being a Muslim in Modi’s India. Does the world know how we live? Does it care?
 






Bjp and their thugs continue to attack and kill Muslims. Their thugs (police) are firing on peaceful protestors.

Where is UN? Where is the world? Where is OIC?
Why is the world silent as a genocide is approaching Indian Muslims?

Indian thugs and Indian bjp terrorists have done this many times already in the past few years.
Before covid in the protests against Indias citizenship law, Indian uniformed terrorist bjp thugs killed and injured many peaceful Muslims in Dehli and UP.

Police department doesn't look at religion will controlling mobs and they should be thankful that UP police is not like Kerala or Karnataka Police.

South Indian police are very rude and hard on mob or criminals or accused, so though riots' are normal but brutally contained and due to that South India normally seems silent.




 
Normal thing on GanduLand...

Just curious, how many so called indian army agniveers were killed and houses were bulldozed after they terrorized and vandalized public and private properties?

If you want to know a hypocrite gandu look on further than a indian hindu...
 
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