Unhappy with Description about Islam, Muslims Vandalise Publication’s Office in Jaipur in Presence of Police
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Unhappy with Description about Islam, Muslims Vandalise Publication’s Office in Jaipur in Presence of Police

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Some Muslims attacked the office of Sanjeev Prakashan in Jaipur Wednesday evening. They were unhappy with the description of Islam and Islamic terrorism in one of the publication’s books.

When the attack happened, police were present in the publication’s office.

The publication house was getting threat calls for many days. It had filed a police complaint also. Security forces were deployed in the office.

But the attackers outnumbered the police.

They broke computers, furniture and other office equipment.

Office staff said the attackers physically assaulted the staff of the publication.

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