Young being radicalised? Minor delivers 'hate slogan' against Hindus during PFI rally in Kerala
It should be noted, that the Islamist outfit Popular Front of India had organised the "Save the Republic" rally on March 21 in Alappuzha.
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Kochi, May 23: A nerve-racking video that was purportedly shot during the Popular Front of India's (PFI) rally has come to the fore, in which a minor can be heard giving hate slogans against Hindus and Christians at the rally.
It should be noted, that the Islamist outfit Popular Front of India had organised the 'Save the Republic' rally on March 21 in Alappuzha.
As per a viral video, a boy is seen prompting provocative slogans that apparently contained hate for other religions. Others around the boy in the rally are heard repeating after him.
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In the video, a boy is seen raising the slogan that "Hindus should keep rice for their last rites and Christians should keep incensed for their last rites. If your life decently you can live in our land and if you don't live decently properly, we know Azadi (freedom). Live decently, decently, decently."
The words of hate from the boy have drawn widespread condemnation. BJP state spokesperson Sandeep G Varier said the boy "who had warned Hindus to wait for death with puffed rice and Christians with incense" should be taught that he is living in India.
Following the outrage, the Kerala Police said that they have begun investigating a viral video. "We have noticed it and verified that the boy had raised the slogans during the PFI rally held in Alappuzha on Saturday. We are trying to identify the boy to find out who made him make such provocative slogans,’’ a police source said.
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights wrote to Alappuzha SP Jaidev G to initiate a necessary inquiry into 'provocative sloganeering' by a child at a PFI rally.
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