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HE WAS ALREADY RUNNING AWAY — SO WHY DID POLICE HUNT HIM DOWN?

Watch this footage from India's Ujjain carefully.

A Muslim man can be seen running away as police personnel chase him. After they catch up with him, he is repeatedly struck with lathis.

Now ask the obvious question:

If a person is already fleeing from the scene, why chase him down and continue beating him after catching him?

Yes, police have the authority to disperse a violent crowd and restore order. Reports from Ujjain also document stone-pelting during the clashes.

But crowd control is supposed to be about restoring order — not delivering punishment on the street.

Once an individual has been isolated or brought under control, every additional blow raises serious questions about whether the force being used is necessary and proportionate.

This happened during protests surrounding the proposed partial removal of Ujjain’s historic Shahi Masjid for a road-widening project ahead of Simhastha 2028.

A democracy must be able to control unrest without abandoning accountability. A police uniform cannot become a licence for retaliation.

If officers crossed that line here, there should be an independent investigation based on the full footage, medical evidence and police records.

Watch the video yourself.

Is this proportionate crowd control — or punishment being delivered with a lathi?

@hrw @amnesty @UNHumanRights

#Ujjain #PoliceBrutality #HumanRights #India

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“DON’T THROW STONES” — BUT WHERE ARE THE STONES?

FIRST THE PROPAGANDA. THEN THE LATHIS.

This video was uploaded by fascist BJP mouth piece Propaganda channel ANI. Police can be heard repeatedly shouting: “Patthar mat chalao, patthar mat chalao” — “Don’t throw stones.”

But local ground reporters have disputed the police narrative, saying protesters had formed a human shield around Ujjain’s Shahi Mosque and claiming they did not witness stone-pelting at the scene.

At the same time, announcements from the mosque were reportedly asking police to respect the mosque and not use force or explosive crowd-control measures around it.

This raises a serious question.

For years, the same pattern has appeared during protests in CAA-NRC in Delhi (2019) first comes the “stone-pelting” narrative, then police violence gets presented as necessary crowd control or self-defence.

And now we have footage showing Muslim protesters being chased and beaten with lathis.

So don't just show us police shouting “don't throw stones.”

Show us the stones. Show us who threw them. Show us the full uncut footage. Show us what happened before the lathi-charge.

A police claim should not automatically become the media's verdict.

And “stone-pelting” should never become a blank cheque for beating people who are already running away.

First establish the facts. Then justify the force not the other way around.

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HE WAS ALREADY RUNNING AWAY — SO WHY DID POLICE HUNT HIM DOWN?

Watch this footage from India's Ujjain carefully.

A Muslim man can be seen running away as police personnel chase him. After they catch up with him, he is repeatedly struck with lathis.

Now ask the obvious question:

If a person is already fleeing from the scene, why chase him down and continue beating him after catching him?

Yes, police have the authority to disperse a violent crowd and restore order. Reports from Ujjain also document stone-pelting during the clashes.

But crowd control is supposed to be about restoring order — not delivering punishment on the street.

Once an individual has been isolated or brought under control, every additional blow raises serious questions about whether the force being used is necessary and proportionate.

This happened during protests surrounding the proposed partial removal of Ujjain’s historic Shahi Masjid for a road-widening project ahead of Simhastha 2028.

A democracy must be able to control unrest without abandoning accountability. A police uniform cannot become a licence for retaliation.

If officers crossed that line here, there should be an independent investigation based on the full footage, medical evidence and police records.

Watch the video yourself.

Is this proportionate crowd control — or punishment being delivered with a lathi?

@hrw @amnesty @UNHumanRights

#Ujjain #PoliceBrutality #HumanRights #India

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He is jeets, not US army.

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US Army soldier singing "Hanuman Ansh" song

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oh jeets detected.

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Even Ujjain city itself is older than Allah

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@AJEnglish Indian Police are beating Muslims.

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HE WAS ALREADY RUNNING AWAY — SO WHY DID POLICE HUNT HIM DOWN?

Watch this footage from India's Ujjain carefully.

A Muslim man can be seen running away as police personnel chase him. After they catch up with him, he is repeatedly struck with lathis.

Now ask the obvious question:

If a person is already fleeing from the scene, why chase him down and continue beating him after catching him?

Yes, police have the authority to disperse a violent crowd and restore order. Reports from Ujjain also document stone-pelting during the clashes.

But crowd control is supposed to be about restoring order — not delivering punishment on the street.

Once an individual has been isolated or brought under control, every additional blow raises serious questions about whether the force being used is necessary and proportionate.

This happened during protests surrounding the proposed partial removal of Ujjain’s historic Shahi Masjid for a road-widening project ahead of Simhastha 2028.

A democracy must be able to control unrest without abandoning accountability. A police uniform cannot become a licence for retaliation.

If officers crossed that line here, there should be an independent investigation based on the full footage, medical evidence and police records.

Watch the video yourself.

Is this proportionate crowd control — or punishment being delivered with a lathi?

@hrw @amnesty @UNHumanRights

#Ujjain #PoliceBrutality #HumanRights #India

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@whatthewaqf @Sachingupta forget to mention Temple? remove Hinduism cult from world for the shake of civilization.

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🚨 INDIA: POLICE LATHI-CHARGE MUSLIMS AMID UJJAIN MOSQUE PROTEST

Watch these scenes from Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.

Muslims gathered as authorities moved to remove part of the historic Shahi Masjid. The confrontation escalated, with police using lathis and tear gas against the crowd.

Whatever the dispute over the road project, images of people being struck by police while a community is fighting to protect its place of worship demand scrutiny.

👉 Watch the full video below to see the on-ground situation.

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@pubity Watch the video.

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Wake Up call: Gujarat Newsroom Becomes Terror Camp as Anchors Rehearse Minority Slaughter

In a chilling display that should shock the conscience of the civilized world, a local news channel in India's Gujarat Pradesh 24 has openly transformed its newsroom into a staging ground for violent extremism.

Channel invited extremist VHP leader Jwalit Mehta to distribute trishuls (tridents) to female television anchors. What followed was not journalism, but a grotesque, ISIS-style terror demonstration.

The anchors were filmed holding the weapons and deliberately making throat-slitting gestures—a clear, unmistakable threat of beheading and butchery aimed at minorities. This is not a "cultural" event; this is the naked, unapologetic face of Hindutva terrorism. It is a public training exercise and a direct warning: "We will slaughter you just as the Islamic State does."

Global community Where is the outrage? Why is there silence when hate is broadcast on prime time in India? If this were any other community, the world media would be screaming about "terrorism." But because it is Hindutva, world looks away.

Let me be clear, this is not just provocation; this is a prelude to genocide. world will only wake up when the bodies start piling up but by then, it will be too late.

This is not an isolated incident. It is the logical culmination of years of state-sponsored impunity, where cow vigilantes lynch with abandon, where mobs burn churches and mosques while police stand by, and where elected leaders openly call for the extermination of minorities. Trishul in an anchor's hand is not a prop it is a promise. The slit-throat gesture is not a joke it is a rehearsal. And the silence of the international community is not neutrality it is complicity.

Ban these radical hindutva terrorism organisation before it too late.

@hrw @amnesty @IntlCrimCourt @FBI

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@AsianDigest will you report this?

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Hindutva ISIS: Gujarat TV Anchors' Trishul Terror Act

Pradesh 24 anchors brandish trishuls, slash throats on live TV. VHP leader smiles. A new terrorist cult is born Hindutva ISIS. World, this is your wake-up call before minorities are butchered in cold blood.

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Hindutva ISIS

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🚨 Muslims Stand Between Their Mosque and the Bulldozers in BJP-Ruled State

This is the area around Shahi Mosque in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.

RAF and police personnel have been deployed. Bulldozers and other heavy machinery are present nearby, while large numbers of Muslims have gathered inside and outside the mosque.

For the people standing there, this is not simply a building. It is their mosque, their history, their faith and their heritage.

Development cannot become an excuse to treat centuries of religious heritage as disposable. Authorities must protect worshippers, respect due process, and pursue alternatives that preserve the mosque.

The world should be watching Ujjain.

May Allah protect the Shahi Mosque and every Muslim brother and sister standing peacefully for its protection. 🤲

#SaveUjjainShahiMosque

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Bulldozers at a Historic Mosque, Silence From the Political Class

📍 INDIA‚ UJJAIN

On one side, heavy demolition machinery. On the other, Muslims standing through the night to defend a centuries-old mosque.

But the loudest thing right now is the silence of those who claim to defend secularism.

Political parties remember Muslims when they need their votes. They speak of equality, constitutional rights and religious harmony during elections. But when a historic Muslim place of worship faces demolition, where are those voices now?

This is bigger than one mosque. It raises a question the world should hear:

Do promises of secularism still mean anything if they disappear exactly when a religious minority needs them most?

Muslims should not be treated as an electoral vote bank and then abandoned when their heritage is under threat.

May Allah protect our mosque, preserve our heritage, and keep our Muslim brothers and sisters standing there safe. Ameen.

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🚨 INDIA: MUSLIMS RALLY TO SAVE CENTURIES-OLD MOSQUE

Hundreds of Muslims have gathered in Ujjain to defend a mosque they say is more than 600 years old from partial demolition.

The BJP-led state government says the demolition is needed for road widening ahead of a 2028 Hindu pilgrimage.

For protesters, this is not just a structure it is centuries of Muslim faith, history and heritage worth protecting.

— Source: Al Jazeera

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Hundreds of Muslims have gathered in the Indian city of Ujjain to protest the partial demolition of a mosque they say is more than 600 years old.

The BJP-led state government says the action is needed to widen roads ahead of the 2028 Hindu pilgrimage.