Hindus under attack in Nuh AGAIN: Stones pelted by children from madrasa on Hindu women going for Kuan Puja, several injured

Nuh, Nov 17: In yet another targeted attack in Haryana's Nuh, a group of Hindu devotees mostly women, were injured after children from a nearby madrasa pelted stones on them on Thursday night. An FIR has been registered after this attack on Hindu devotees.

 

 

According to the police, the incident took place near a mosque around 8:20 pm when a group of women were on the way for a 'kuan (well) poojan'. The stones were hurled at them by some children when they reached near the madrasa. In no time, people from both communities gathered there, gripping the violence-hit area into tension. Several women were injured and were admitted to Nuh CHC for treatment.

 

 

“Some women were headed for Kuan Pujan and we have received a complaint that some children from the madrasa pelted stones at them. People from both communities have gathered here in this regard. The police spoke to them and sent them back home. We are filing an FIR and the accused, the maulvi of the madrasa have been called and they will be rounded up immediately. We appeal to the people to maintain peace, and proper investigation will be conducted,” Narendra Singh Bijarniya, Superintendent of Police, Nuh, said. The police appealed to people to maintain peace in the aftermath of the alleged incident.

 

 

Earlier, violence had broken out in Nuh during the Jalabhishek Yatra organized by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad on July 31 this year. Six people were killed and a cleric died in an attack on a mosque in adjoining Gurugram. At least 2,000 women and children took shelter in the Nalhar temple.

 

Congress leader and Ferozepur Jhirka MLA Mamman Khan was named as one of the suspects in the violence and was arrested in September for his alleged role in inciting the clashes and for remaining in touch with suspects involved in sharing “misleading” and “provocative” posts on social media platforms to instigate others. He was later granted bail in two of the cases last month.