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Raman Legend Username: Raman Post Number: 62383 Registered: 01-2009 Posted From: 27.57.59.220 Rating: N/A |
This is bad ... actually worst but ee leftist channels ittantivi portray chestaru. Violent religious mob attacking police stations ppl killings edo tutumantram type lo 5th page lo chinn article .. manam border districts lo lemu manam army contribution less than kerala and tamilnadu in terms of jawans .. mandi kakapote kaasi daka dekochu ane batch to manakenduku uncle ? Entire demography of that region is changed for ever for the last 75 years .. ivatla desamlo sagam paiga pedavallu why do we need foreigners that too fringe ?? | ||
Lolligadu Hero Username: Lolligadu Post Number: 17508 Registered: 09-2012 Posted From: 49.205.165.222 Rating: N/A |
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/muslim-man-in-assam-heckled- abused-and-forced-to-eat-pork-for-allegedly-selling-beef-202 0031 Accused Of Selling Beef, Assam Muslim Man Allegedly Forced To Eat Pork Biswanath, Assam : A Muslim man was abused and heckled for allegedly selling beef in Assam's Biswanath district on Sunday. Reports suggest, the police have detained at least five people after a viral video showed the man on his knees in deep slush, begging to let him go. Shaukat Ali, 68, was beaten on the road and forced to eat pork as punishment by locals, say sources. He is currently being treated at a government hospital. NDTV cannot verify the authenticity of the video or the affiliations of the mob attacking the man. According to district police, two separate First Information Reports (FIR) have been filed - one of them is by Shaukat Ali's brother. The police have started an investigation and are on the lookout for the men seen in the video, say sources. The mob, while threatening Shaukat Ali, asked him if he had licence to sell beef and whether he was from Bangladesh. "Are you Bangladeshi? Is your name in the NRC (National Register of Citizens)?" someone in the mob can be heard asking him. Assam is implementing the NRC in a bid to weed out illegal citizens. A final draft, published last year, saw names of over 40 lakh people, among a total of 3,29,91,384, applicants missing. The BJP in its manifesto released on Monday said it "will expeditiously complete" the NRC on priority. The party also said that it would implement NRC in a phased manner across the country. Biswanath, under the Tezpur Lok Sabha constituency, goes to polls in the first phase on April 11. |