“Modi, listen, this knife will reach your neck as well,” shout Islamists after beheading Hindu man in Udaipur
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“Modi, listen, this knife will reach your neck as well,” shout Islamists after beheading Hindu man in Udaipur

The killers, identified as Mohammed Riyaz Akhtar and Mohammed Gosh later threatened Narendra Modi and used abusive languages.

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Jun 28, 2022, 08:15 pm IST
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Udaipur: A Hindu man was brutally beheaded by two Muslim terrorists in Udaipur on Tuesday. The incident took place in broad daylight. The Jihadi murderers made a video of the killing and shared it on social media.

The Jihadis were also seen making derogatory remarks and even threatened Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the video.

According to the reports, the man was beheaded for allegedly supporting Nupur Sharma on social media. The Hindu man was running a tailor shop in Dhanmondi area near Bhootmahal in the city. At around 2:30 pm, two Muslims, dressed up in Islamic way, entered the shop. While one of them shot the video on the phone, the other one pretended to give his measurements to the tailor. Immediately, they caught hold of the man and cut his throat after hitting him several times.

According to reports, the police reached the scene and an investigation is underway. Following the incident, internet services were suspended in Udaipur.

The killers, identified as Mohammed Riyaz Akhtar and Mohammed Gosh later issued threats before the camera. They also threatened Narendra Modi and used abusive languages. They also shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ and other Islamic slogans and brandished the murder weapon without any remorse.

Reportedly, the victim had shared a social media post supporting BJP leader Nupur Sharma, who made remarks about the life of Muhammad, the founder of Islam. It is being speculated that the murder was in retaliation to the alleged social media post.

“We’ve talked to CM. Those involved be arrested & assistance is given to victim’s family. This incident isn’t possible due to a single person, it could be because of some organization. It’s horrendous & failure of administration,” Rajasthan LoP Gulab Chand Kataria said.

Topics: BJPNarendra ModiRajasthanUdaipurNupur Sharma
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