That starts to start up. I love Mohammad controversy? Which created a panic for Uttarakhand

The controversy ‘I love Muhammad’ in Uttarakhand is increasing. The dispute, which started from Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh, has now become a great riot in Kashipur, Uttarakhand. Kashipur police have registered a case against three nominee and 500 unidentified people. Apart from Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, tension also distributes to states such as Gujarat, Maharashtra and Telangana. The question arises: How and why did the slogan of “I love Mohammad” become the cause of controversy and tension? Where did the dispute start? The dispute started from Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh. The dispute, which began in the first week of September in Syed Nagar area of ​​Rawalpur, has now spread to many parts of the country. The poster ‘I like Muhammad’ and a misunderstanding ‘I love Muhammad’ created a ruckus, but the right story behind the controversy is something else. The case was not recorded for writing “I love mohammed”, but to put the poster in the wrong place. Some people broke and made the incident known. While the police are trying to calm the people, some people promote unrest by giving up the matter. In fact, on September 4, a drawing board written on the road was installed on the road on the occasion of Barafat in Syed Nagar area of ​​Rawawalpur. Some people opposed it. After the dispute, police removed the hanging board and installed near the venue. The next day, some youth tore a religious poster. A case was registered on September 10, but it was promoted against ‘I love Muhammad’, which created a Rukus. People started setting up posters and pulling out the march. The news spread in the Muslim community that the police registered a fir because he posted the poster “I love Muhammad”. In protest, people from the Muslim community began to take out the march. In addition, people also post posters of “I love Muhammad” in their stores and homes. A similar march was taken in Kashipur in Udhamsingh Nagar district in Kashipur. A crowd of about 500 people came out on the street and shouted slogans here. Kotwali’s SSI Anil Joshi said about 500 people led by Nadeem Akhtar, Anees Gandhi, Danish Chaudhary in Mohalla Ali Khan area staged marches without permission, trying to explain by stopping at Ali Khan’s intersection. But they did not agree. After this there was a riot. The crowd attacked the police. Two policemen were carried out and beaten. Somehow the policemen ran away after saving their lives. During this time, 112 police vehicles were stoned, which broke the glass. Police have arrested seven people, including the most important accused. A case was brought against more than 500 people. Share this story -tags