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In a disturbing incident at a rally supporting Manipur, Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) activists were caught on video issuing life-threatening threats against the Hindu community.
The video shows IUML workers chanting alarming slogans, declaring, “You won’t be able to chant Ramayana, we will hang you inside the temples and burn you alive.”
The rally, held in Kanhangad, Kerala, was attended by hundreds, including women and children.
Following a complaint by BJP district Mandal president Prashant, a case has been registered against 300 IUML activists under Section 153A of the IPC for inciting communal violence.
The video has sparked widespread anger and protest across the state, with calls for stringent action against the rally organisers and leaders.
As part of damage control, the Muslim League has dismissed a senior leader, Abdul Salam, and the member responsible for preparing and reciting the provocative slogans.
The incident adds to existing tensions, as just four days ago, Kerala assembly speaker AN Shamseer made controversial remarks about Lord Ganesha and Hindu mythology, resulting in a major controversy.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing situation.
