Asaduddin Owaisi-led All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) Maharashtra chapter president Imtiaz Jaleel expressed concern over the communal disputes in the state Made a dig. To a question, he said Maharashtra is erecting caste and religious walls and trying to foment riots. Muslims are threatened on stage, isn’t that a crime? What action should not be taken? That is why we decided to go to Mumbai, we want to remind the CM that this country will be governed according to the constitution and laws.
Imtiaz Jalil said, “We will also ask senior police officers why the police are not ready to take action despite 60 FIRs. This is because of the chief minister’s instructions that no action should be taken.”
He further said that we want the country to have such a law that does not make any claims about any caste, religion or great men of any religion. If there is such speech, there should be strict laws to restrict it.
Stone-throwing and clashes during Eid parade
Recently, an incident of clashes between two groups came to light during the Eid procession in Nandurbar, Maharashtra. During this period, there were also reports that several police officers were injured due to stone-throwing.
Stone-pelting incident during Ganesh immersion in Bhiwandi
Recently, there was an incident of stone pelting during Ganesh immersion in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra. Stones were thrown during the immersion of the idol of Lord Ganesh in Bhiwandi. It is understood that after the incident, a conflict broke out between the two groups, but after a period of time, the situation was brought under control by the police.
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Apart from this, the situation further deteriorated in Maharashtra’s Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar and Nashik as hundreds of people from both communities came face to face in the two cities. The matter was a public incident and the police took strict measures to control the situation, but the atmosphere remained tense.
