Deadly clashes broke out in India Over Post On PROPHET MUHAMMAD (SAW)

Clashes in India over Post On PROPHET MUHAMMAD (SAW)

yes, it's happening in India right now and these clashes took place in the Indian city BENGALURU late on Tuesday over the social media post about PROPHET MUHAMMAD (SAW).


Protestors gripped the parts of India's tech hub and At least three people have died in southern India's Bengaluru city after protesters clashed with police over a provocative social media post about the Prophet Muhammad, and the resources are telling that it is done by a relative of a local politician on FACEBOOK.

Image of MLA Akhanda Srinivas Murthy's house now which is burnt by the violent protestors during the clashes with police over a provocative post about PROPHET MUHAMMAD (SAW)

Resource (Aljazeera)

After three deaths during the clashes "The police had no escape and they had to resort to firing and three people died and now the situation is under control," Bengaluru City Police said on Twitter, adding that police fired live ammunition to disperse the crowd after using tear gas and batons.

The group of people gathered outside a police station and clashing with officers, burning several police vehicles. The videos showed the group later trying to force its way into the police station, and another group gathering outside the politician's house shouting, throwing stones and setting fire to vehicles parked along the road.

"Naveen who is accused of posting derogatory posts is the nephew of Congress politician R Akhanda Srinivasa Murthy, whose house was attacked and burned in the violence is now under police custody", says Police Commissioner Kamal Pant in a tweet, adding that 110 people had been arrested for arson, stone-throwing and assault on police. Several police officers were injured, he told TV reporters.(Aljazeera)

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Political Review On The Scenario

1. Mufti PM Muzammil of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind appealed for calm, saying that police had taken action against the provocateur.

2. Karnataka state Home Minister Basavraj Bommai told a local TV news channel

"We are investigating the issue and will make use of the CCTV footages to see whois behind these violent acts and take the action."

Srinivas Murthy, a member of the state legislature, whose relative reportedly posted the insulting remark. Akhanda Srinivas Murthy made a video and appeal to the protesters to stay calm and maintain the peace and promised the justice will be served.