The inferno of Hindu attacks extends to Christians after Muslims What is happening to India's minorities?

Jammu and Kashmir: SIT gives clean chit to security forces in Srinagar encounter, 3 civilians were killed

The SIT chief said Altaf Bhat and Dr Mudasir had voluntarily helped in the search of the building when the security forces launched the operation, but both did not reveal that the terrorists were hiding inside.

Srinagar (Srinagar) probing the encounter took place last month in Hadrpora Jammu and Kashmir (Jammu Kashmir)  is given a special investigation police team (SIT) clean chit to the security forces. The SIT has concluded in the investigation that two civilians - a doctor and a businessman - were either used as human shields by the terrorists or were killed by the terrorists.

The SIT had earlier said that both Dr. Mudasir Gul and businessman Altaf Bhat were harboring terrorists or hiding information about the presence of terrorists in a commercial building complex where the encounter took place on November 15. That building belonged to Altaf Bhat.

According to the police, four people, including a foreign terrorist, were killed during the encounter. The families of the victims allege that the three civilians killed in a phased encounter were used as human shields by the security forces. On the other hand, the police said that the third local citizen, Amir Marge, who worked in the office of Dr. Mudasir Gul, was a close associate of the slain Pakistani terrorist.

This SIT is headed by Sujit Kumar, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Srinagar. Kumar denied that he had led the Hyderpora encounter and that leading the SIT probe was a conflict of interest. Kumar said, "Maybe foreign terrorists got instructions from outside that Dr. Mudasir was behind the encounter and on this suspicion they killed Dr. Mudasir Gul."

The SIT chief said, "After killing Dr. Mudasir, the terrorists used Altaf Bhat as a human shield while trying to escape. Altaf Bhat suffered a bullet injury in the firing. His body was found on the terrace along with Amir Marge. "

Kumar said the Army and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were part of the Hyderpora encounter and the input about the presence of terrorists was received from the Army unit itself. He said that this is the first time that the army was involved in an encounter in Srinagar city. Till now only the police and CRPF have been running anti-terrorist operations in the city areas.

The magisterial inquiry, ordered by the government, has not been made public, but the findings of the SIT investigation have been made public. In such a situation, the police also defended the release of the findings of the SIT investigation. "This will not affect the investigation by the Additional District Magistrate as the magisterial inquiry report has already been sent to the judicial magistrate," Inspector General of Police Vijay Kumar said.

Terrorist arrested in connection with Ludhiana court blast arrested from Germany: Report

Ludhiana Court Blast: A police official said that during the investigation, the names of two suspects living in Pakistan and Germany have come to light, both belonging to banned Sikh organizations.

Jaswinder Singh Multani, a key member of the terrorist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), was arrested in Germany on Monday for his alleged involvement in the Ludhiana court blast case. A police official said that during the investigation, the names of two suspects living in Pakistan and Germany have come to light, both belonging to banned Sikh organizations. Sikhs for Justice is a terrorist group. Intelligence agencies had provided information about Harvinder Singh Sandhu, a Babbar Khalsa terrorist living in Pakistan, and Jaswinder Singh Multani, a top member of SFJ and a close associate of Gurpatwant Singh Pannu.

Following diplomatic coordination, German police have arrested Multani from the city of Erfurt for plotting to carry out the Ludhiana blast in Punjab and other cities, including New Delhi.

A team of Indian police officers will soon arrive in Germany to interrogate Multani. Multani's name came on the police radar when he planned to kill farmer leader Balbir Singh Rajewal to create unrest during the peasant movement. The arrested person had revealed that he had received instructions from Multani, a pro-Khalistan leader living in Germany, to target a prominent peasant leader on social media.

'I will avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre by killing the British Queen', Scotland Yard investigating the alleged Sikh threat video 

In April 1919, on Baisakhi day, there was a massacre at Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar. On the orders of Colonel Reginald Dyer, British soldiers opened fire on pro-independence protesters, in which a large number of people were killed.

Scotland Yard has launched an investigation into the matter in which a man wearing a full mask and claiming to be an Indian Sikh in a video shared on social media appeared to avenge the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Threatening to "murder" Elizabeth II. A few days ago, an intruder was arrested near Queen Elizabeth II's Windsor Castle.

According to 'The Sun' newspaper, this video has been shared on the snapshot, in which a masked man identifies himself as Indian Sikh Jaswant Singh Chail and announces that he intends to kill the Queen to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.

Meanwhile, a 19-year-old intruder has been held over his mental health issues. The Metropolitan Police has not yet released his name. Scotland Yard officials are investigating the video, which is said to be related to an intruder arrested from Windsor Castle on Christmas Day. A weapon was found from that intruder.

The Metropolitan Police said the suspect, arrested after a mental health check, has been charged under sections of the UK Mental Health Act and is in "the care of a physician". In the video, the masked man is saying, "I am sad about what I have done and what I will do. I will try to assassinate Queen Elizabeth."

He is saying, "This is revenge for those who died in the Jallianwala Bagh massacre of 1919. It is also revenge for those who were killed, humiliated, discriminated against because of their race. I am an Indian Sikh. My name is Jaswant Singh Chail, my name is Darth Jones.

In April 1919, on Baisakhi day, there was a massacre at Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar. On the orders of Colonel Reginald Dyer, British soldiers opened fire on pro-independence protesters, in which a large number of people were killed.

The inferno of Hindu attacks extends to Christians after Muslims What is happening to India's minorities?

The attacks and rhetoric of incitement and hate constantly launched by Hindu extremists against Muslims have not excluded the rest of India's minorities. Especially Christians, who, in the last few days, have faced many violent attacks, coinciding with the Christmas celebrations.

Despite all international covenants and treaties commitment to equality, and the elimination of racial discrimination based on racial, religious or ethnic grounds, India, which is a party to these conventions, has breached them in flagrant defiance. Thus, it became among the countries in the world that violated the rights of minorities and were criminal against them.

In this context, many human rights reports issued during the past years, particularly since Narendra Modi took office in 2014, spoke of massive violations and growing extremism in India towards Muslims in particular.

However, it seems that these attacks, led by extremist Hindus, shook the human rights community in the world, and did not exclude the Christian community as well, which in turn was subjected to a number of attacks and issued several arbitrary laws against it, coinciding with the Christmas celebrations.

India's Christians Attacks and Tight Laws

The Christian minority, which represents about 2% of the total population of India, has been subjected to many harassment in recent years, especially during the periods of Christmas celebrations. It stopped many celebrations, ceremonies and prayers, and destroyed the statues of "Christ" and burned the statues of "Santa Claus."

These attacks have witnessed an alarming escalation since the beginning of this year, as Hindu extremists claim that Christian groups are planning to "forcibly convert Hindus to Christianity" through missionary campaigns that they have been conducting, since the beginning of December, in addition to gifts distributed by Santa Claus to children. , to attract them to Christianity, and the celebrations that take place in churches and in which many sons of Hindus participate, as they put it.

For these reasons, Hindu nationalist groups justified the fierce attacks they carried out against Christians in separate states and territories of India. In Assam, videos later spread on social media documented two men disrupting church festivities on Christmas Eve, and one of them shouted: “We are against the participation of Hindu boys and girls in the Christmas celebration, it hurts our feelings. They are wearing church clothes and everyone is singing Merry Christmas How will our religion survive?” The same was repeated in several other states, such as Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and others.

While some extremists destroyed churches, destroyed statues of Christ, burned Bibles, closed Christian schools, and attacked Christians and priests, without being held accountable or punished.

According to what was stated by the priest in the ashram Anand, to foreign media, the attacks that took place during the Christmas celebrations, are only part of the campaign of incitement and continuous attacks against the members of the Christian community in India. For Christians there, Sunday has become a day of terror and panic, especially for those who go to church.

Indeed, many human rights reports have shown that crimes against Christians in India have witnessed an alarming increase in recent years, by about 60% between 2016 and 2019. More than 300 attacks on Christians were documented across India during the first nine months of the current year 2021.

In light of the accusations leveled by the Hindu hard-line groups of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of Christians seeking to "forced conversion of Hindus to Christianity", the Indian authorities issued an official decision to stop foreign funding and freeze the bank accounts of the charity founded by Mother Teresa in 1950, which It provides shelters for the poor and provides charitable aid to a large number of people.

This danger comes within the framework of legal restrictions on the Christian minority in India, in addition to the attacks they face on a daily basis amid systematic media incitement and international silence, like other minorities, led by the Muslims of India, the most persecuted minority in this country.

Despite the human rights reports warning of a systematic genocide led by Hindus against Muslims who represent about 14% of the population of India, this did not stop the killing and violence machine in the world's most prevalent countries for racist crimes and incitement against Muslims.

The scenes and videos spread on social media are only the tip of the iceberg of a campaign of massive attacks and attacks that have turned the lives of Muslims in India into hell, with media and government complicity.

The last indications of this racist campaign were the call of Hindu religious leaders in the northern state of Uttarakhand to mass murder and the use of weapons against Muslims to exterminate them.

During the recent period, many Muslim homes, farms and mosques in India were subjected to burning and looting, while Hindu extremists attacked many Muslims and managed to escape punishment.