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Rush Hour podcast: Delhi Police stop Hindutva conclave after hate speeches, mob vandalises church

MP: Tensions High After Mosque Vandalised in Dewas District

One Month Since Mob Attack on Muslim Locality in Shivamogga, No Arrests Made

Despite Hindutva mobs attacking vehicles and homes in Muslim localities on May 6, the police have yet to take any concrete action, leaving members of the Muslim community worried that the perpetrators will be allowed to get away scot-free.

Watch | Delhi Riots: As Ashok Nagar Mosque Went Up in Flames, So Did Bonds Between Neighbours

Watch | Delhi Riots: As Ashok Nagar Mosque Went Up in Flames, So Did Bonds Between Neighbours One year later, the mosque is still being rebuilt. The window frames are still charred. Video03/Mar/2021 One year ago, on February 25, a mob made its way to Ashok Nagar, Galli (lane) Number 5, in the early afternoon, shouting the slogan, ‘Jai Shri Ram’. The Muslim families in the area locked their doors. The mob entered a mosque and, still shouting slogans, began to destroy the interiors, tearing up copies of the holy book, shattering glass windows, breaking the furniture. After the insides of the mosque were destroyed, gas cylinders were tossed inside and the premises set ablaze. In the explosion that followed, a major part of the mosque was laid waste, with gaping holes in the sides of the building where the walls fell.

Delhi 2020, the Real Conspiracy: The Anti-Muslim Cleric Who Called for Final War in Delhi

Just Before Delhi Riots, Militant Hindutva Leader Called Repeatedly for Muslims to be Killed Militant Hindutva leader Yati Narsnighanand s hate speeches played a crucial role in radicalising the rioters who eventually unleashed a bloodbath in North East Delhi. File photo of Yati Narasinghnand Saraswati (left), along with Giriraj Singh, minister for animal husbandry in the Modi government. Between them is B.L. Sharma, a former BJP MP. The man in the white shirt and saffron scarf behind them is Deepak Singh Hindu, a close associate of Yati and founder of the Hindu Force , who called on people to assemble at Maujur chowk on February 23, 2020, the day the Delhi riots began.

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