J&K student assaulted by right-wing activists in M.P. for entering garba event

An officer said on Monday that Jammu and Kashmir Madhya Pradesh from Kashmir were attacked by right -wing clothes allegedly engaged in Navratri Garba event.

According to the police, the incident took place on the evening of September 27, when Aftaab Hussain, a resident of J & K’s Poonch, went to a Garba event with some of his friends forbidding Muslims from the entry of Muslims. A alleged video of the alleged attack appeared on social media and a group of men. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidalya dragged his second -year student Mr. Hussain and threw it in the trash.

Police Officer (Sagar City) Lalit Kashyap said Hindu was held by the organizers during a identity control of Mr. Hussain. “Some local outfit members came to the scene and beat him. The police immediately arrived at the scene and detained him,” he said, Mr. Hussain was detained in Bharatia Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 170.

Dik We took him to his preventive custody, but no fir was opened, Mr. Mr. Kashyap said to the organizers or other people that he had not started any action because there was no complaint of Mr. Hussain ”.

Meanwhile, the J&B Students Association claimed that Mr. Hussain was brutally thrown into the trash by Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishhad and Hindu Jagran Manch. “Surprisingly, instead of protection, the police were detained despite a clean academic record and an illegal history.

Khuehami, “by these right -wing elements, by these right -wing elements against the wrong, slander and mixed statements against Mr. Hussain. The truth was invited to the event by his friends,” he said.

The prohibitions similar to the entrance of Muslim youth, in various cities in the province, organizers and right -wing clothes claimed by them ‘Love Jihad’. The organizers also placed banners out of some activities and said that those who violate the ban would be subject to “Ghar Wapsi (a term used by right wing groups for religious transformation into Hinduism).

Various BJP leaders, including State Cabinet Minister Vishwas Sarang and Bhopal Mla Rameshwar Sharma, had these interviews in front of the Navratri Festival.

In Bhopal, regional management made identity cards compulsory to enter the Garba events as well as other security measures at the nine -day festival.