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Location;- Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh Iftar on the Ganga & Arrests of Muslim Youths The case involving the arrest of 14 Muslim youths for holding an iftar gathering on the Ganga in Varanasi is now gradually coming under scrutiny. A report by Alt News has raised serious questions about the basis of the case. The complaint, filed by Rajat Jaiswal, appears to contain multiple inconsistencies: Initially, it was claimed that “bones were thrown into the Ganga.” Later, the claim changed to “waste was thrown after washing hands.” When asked for evidence, the response was vague: “Everything is known.” Upon further questioning, the statements reportedly kept changing. Despite serious allegations in the FIR, the narrative appears weak and inconsistent. Importantly, even the viral video does not clearly show any act of throwing waste or bones into the Ganga. This raises a critical question: was having iftar on a boat and eating biryani being treated as an offense? Furthermore, the case has reportedly gone beyond religious sentiments, with additional serious charges such as extortion and provisions under the IT Act being invoked, potentially impacting the lives of the accused youths. As more details emerge, the situation raises concerns about whether the law is being applied fairly or used in a way that could target a specific community.