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BJP Accused of Igniting Anti-Muslim Violence, Polarizing Communities in India’s Uttar Pradesh

16:15 - November 25, 2024
News ID: 3490817
IQNA – India’s BJP-led Uttar Pradesh government is inciting anti-Muslim in the state, the spokesperson for the Congress Party said.

Demonstrators hold placards during a protest against hate speech against Muslims by Hindu leaders, in New Delhi, India, December 27, 2021

 

Pawan Khera made the remark after at least three Muslims were killed during a survey of a Mughal era mosque in Sambhal.

According to Kashmir Media Service, Khera in a statement said that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and the BJP-RSS orchestrated the unrest to polarize communities, undermining the state’s harmony. “Western Uttar Pradesh, a symbol of goodwill, has been turned into a battleground under the BJP’s divisive politics,” he said.

He criticized the government’s handling of the situation, questioning police inaction against provocative elements and accusing the administration of fueling communal discord. “The slogan ‘Ek Hai To Safe Hai’ (if we remain united, we will be safe) stands exposed as a sham amid BJP’s systematic targeting of minorities,” Khera added.

Calling the violence part of a larger conspiracy, he urged the people of Sambhal to reject hatred and embrace unity.

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Khera reiterated Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s vision of fostering love over division, appealing for legal recourse to safeguard rights.

The Congress also demanded accountability from PM Narendra Modi and CM Adityanath, urging them to prioritize national harmony over political interests.

 

Source: kmsnews.org

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