Two Hindus attacked in Mumbai for refusing to read Kalma in Pahalgam-like incident; accused Jaib Ansari on flee
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On Monday, 27th April, Maharashtra Police filed an FIR against one individual identified as Jaib Jubair Ansari for brutally attacking two security guard personnel in the Mira Bhayander region of Mumbai. The accused used a sharp knife to attack the victims, identified as Rajkumar Mishra and Subroto Ramesh, who are undergoing treatment at Wockhardt Hospital. The victims were reportedly attacked only for belonging to the Hindu religion and refusing to recite the Kalma.
As per the exclusive information obtained by Newsbharati, the incident is said to have happened at around 4 am on 27th April. The victims were employed to secure an under-construction site named 'Asmita Grand Mansion' in the Nayanagar area of Mira Road. As per the report, the accused arrived in the area and used a knife to attack the victims.
The Nayanagar police station took immediate cognizance of the event and filed a complaint under sections 109, 118(2), 196(1) of Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, 2023.
The video of the incident has been exclusively obtained by Newsbharati. As per the local reports, the accused attacked the victims for refusing to read Kalma. The accused, Ansari, arrived at the spot and asked the victims if they were Hindus or Muslims. The accused then asked them to read the Kalma after learning that the duo were Hindus. On refusing to do so, the accused used a sharp knife to attack the Hindu victims.
Notably, this incident draws similarity to the Pahalgam attack that happened exactly last year, on 22nd April. The Hindu tourists were held at gunpoint and asked if they were Hindus or Muslims. They were later asked to read Kalma, and on refusal were shot dead by the terrorists. Around 26 individuals lost their lives, only for belonging to the Hindu religion.
In the given case, an FIR has been filed. Further details are underway.
As per the exclusive information obtained by Newsbharati, the incident is said to have happened at around 4 am on 27th April. The victims were employed to secure an under-construction site named 'Asmita Grand Mansion' in the Nayanagar area of Mira Road. As per the report, the accused arrived in the area and used a knife to attack the victims.
The Nayanagar police station took immediate cognizance of the event and filed a complaint under sections 109, 118(2), 196(1) of Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, 2023.
The video of the incident has been exclusively obtained by Newsbharati. As per the local reports, the accused attacked the victims for refusing to read Kalma. The accused, Ansari, arrived at the spot and asked the victims if they were Hindus or Muslims. The accused then asked them to read the Kalma after learning that the duo were Hindus. On refusing to do so, the accused used a sharp knife to attack the Hindu victims.
Notably, this incident draws similarity to the Pahalgam attack that happened exactly last year, on 22nd April. The Hindu tourists were held at gunpoint and asked if they were Hindus or Muslims. They were later asked to read Kalma, and on refusal were shot dead by the terrorists. Around 26 individuals lost their lives, only for belonging to the Hindu religion.
In the given case, an FIR has been filed. Further details are underway.