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Fair enough
Muslims, Sikhs Clash 2 killed, 6 critical in UP
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Oh i already received a negative.
psycho pakistani would probably get some positives for his inspiring posts
He received a much deserved ban, probably from Emmie. Look, by criticizing mods you are not doing anyone any favors. Things go both ways, but most people do not see that.
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No you dummy. The title says what this thread is about. It is specifically about an unfortunate clash between Muslims and Sikhs in Saharanpur.
If you are here to bash Muslims, you deserve a thread ban.
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Fatwa is already banned in India,, Correct me if i am wrong
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Fatwa is already banned in India,, Correct me if i am wrong
That's my point. They did illegal thing so arrest them but they won't as everything triumphs vote politics
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Saharanpur: Curfew is still on in Saharanpur, a day after violent clashes between two groups that killed three and injured 33, including policemen.
38 people have been arrested in connection with the incident and nine FIRs registered, Saharanpur District Magistrate Sandhya Tiwari said today.
"No major incident has taken place today. We will hold a meeting in the evening to decide on relaxing the curfew. Schools will be closed for the next three days," Ms Tiwari added.
The clashes broke out in the wee hours on Saturday after members of the Sikh community began construction on a disputed piece of land on Friday evening, which was opposed by local Muslims.
Both sides indulged in arson and opened fire. Police had to fire rubber bullets to rein in the rampaging mobs.
Around 2000 paramilitary personnel are on the ground. Unmanned aerial vehicles have also been deployed to keep a close watch on the situation.
Political parties, meanwhile, blamed each other for the violence. "In UP, there is no place for communalism, anti-social elements... if Opposition tries to politicise this, then law will take its own course," said Rajendra Chaudhary, the spokesperson of the ruling Samajwadi Party.
"Akhilesh Yadav has failed to run a good government... they have developed a habit of blaming BJP," retorted the party's Shahnawaz Hussain.
The disagreement over the land began over four years back. Sikhs living in the area wanted to extend the area of their gurudwara. But Muslims, living just 200 metres away from the spot, claimed a mosque was situated at the site 10 years ago.
The case reached the local court which recently ruled in favour of the Sikhs. Members of the Muslim community then moved the Allahabad High Court against the verdict, but later withdrew the case.
On Friday evening, the Sikhs started construction on the land. That set off the trigger, with mounting tension in the area finally leading to the early morning clash.
The residents caught in the cross fire allege that the clash was a result of police and intelligence failure. They also accuse the police of being slow. But sources in the administration say their priority now is to normalise the situation before Eid on Tuesday.
Saharanpur: Political Blame Game Over Clashes, 38 Arrested - NDTV
This should shut up the bangladeshi and pakistani members here hopefully
38 people have been arrested in connection with the incident and nine FIRs registered, Saharanpur District Magistrate Sandhya Tiwari said today.
"No major incident has taken place today. We will hold a meeting in the evening to decide on relaxing the curfew. Schools will be closed for the next three days," Ms Tiwari added.
The clashes broke out in the wee hours on Saturday after members of the Sikh community began construction on a disputed piece of land on Friday evening, which was opposed by local Muslims.
Both sides indulged in arson and opened fire. Police had to fire rubber bullets to rein in the rampaging mobs.
Around 2000 paramilitary personnel are on the ground. Unmanned aerial vehicles have also been deployed to keep a close watch on the situation.
Political parties, meanwhile, blamed each other for the violence. "In UP, there is no place for communalism, anti-social elements... if Opposition tries to politicise this, then law will take its own course," said Rajendra Chaudhary, the spokesperson of the ruling Samajwadi Party.
"Akhilesh Yadav has failed to run a good government... they have developed a habit of blaming BJP," retorted the party's Shahnawaz Hussain.
The disagreement over the land began over four years back. Sikhs living in the area wanted to extend the area of their gurudwara. But Muslims, living just 200 metres away from the spot, claimed a mosque was situated at the site 10 years ago.
The case reached the local court which recently ruled in favour of the Sikhs. Members of the Muslim community then moved the Allahabad High Court against the verdict, but later withdrew the case.
On Friday evening, the Sikhs started construction on the land. That set off the trigger, with mounting tension in the area finally leading to the early morning clash.
The residents caught in the cross fire allege that the clash was a result of police and intelligence failure. They also accuse the police of being slow. But sources in the administration say their priority now is to normalise the situation before Eid on Tuesday.
Saharanpur: Political Blame Game Over Clashes, 38 Arrested - NDTV
This should shut up the bangladeshi and pakistani members here hopefully
yeah but i'm waiting for the time when both of these religions will becom unite and will start killing ANOTHER religion
This never going to Happen - You have to wait till Eternity.
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Our well wishes are with Muslims and Sikhs to sort it out peacefully
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leave him man, the glee with which he is posting in this thread clearly screams what exactly he wants from this thread.
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LOL Ravan was a brahmin by birth . who later became the king of Asuras and settled in Lanka after he was granted that Golden city as a boon by Lord shiva. he was born in the present UP/Delhi region.
He was called Ravana Brahma and when he was killed Lord Ram had to perform rites and karma to atone the sin of Killing a Brahman.
You Know nothing about Hindu Religion.
