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  • Hyderabad: Ruckus over Bakri Eid bull sacrifice in Lingampally

    Hyderabad: Ruckus over Bakri Eid bull sacrifice in Lingampally

    After the ruckus that took place in a Mumbai residential society over Bakri Eid goats, a similar situation has arisen in the Lingampally area in Hyderabad as locals raised objections when a Muslim family brought a bull for sacrifice.

    The incident happened near Lingampally on Friday. A Muslim family brought a big bull for sacrifice and kept it on the first floor of the building.

    Soon after coming to know about it, the local people including alleged Bajrang Dal and BJP leaders objected to the sacrifice and informed the police. The locals argued that blood and animal waste will spill on the road and cause problems.

    The Chandanagar police reached the spot along with a huge police force and shifted the bull to some other location.

  • Mumbai man who brought goats to flats was Shiv Sena member, resigns after FIR

    Mumbai man who brought goats to flats was Shiv Sena member, resigns after FIR

    In the midst of a dispute at Mumbai’s Estella Society on Mira Road over a Muslim man bringing goats into his flat, an FIR has been filed against Mohsin Khan on accusations of molestation that allegedly occurred during the scuffle.

    According to reports, a 63-year-old lady from another community who was present at the incident filed a complaint against Mohsin Khan for calling her ‘budhiya‘ and pushing her on the chest.

    Media reports stated that Mohsin Khan was booked by the Kashimira Police under IPC Sections 354, 504, and 506. Earlier, 11 individuals were arrested for the altercation after Mohsin Khan and his wife Yasmin filed a complaint. No arrests have been made in the case.

    “I joined the Shiv Sena led by chief minister Eknath Shinde a few days back and was appointed shakha pramukh (head) of ward number 8 from Dahisar division. Today, I have resigned from both the party and the post, because I do not want to give this matter a political colour. It is a personal matter and thousands of Muslims are standing with me. I do not want to make it communal, because both my religion and I are peace-loving,” Mohsin Khan said according to a report by Midday.