Bihar Horror: Teenager forced to lick spit off foot, forced to chant ' Allah-Hu-Akbar'; culprits arrested
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Bihar Horror: Teenager forced to lick spit off foot, forced to chant ‘ Allah-Hu-Akbar’; culprits arrested

In Bihar, a shocking incident has surfaced where a teenager was brutally beaten, forced to lick spit off someone's foot, and coerced into chanting 'Miyan Saheb Zindabad' and 'Allah-Hu-Akbar'

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A disturbing video has emerged on social media platforms from Muzaffarpur, Bihar, showing the forcible detention, brutal beating, and humiliation of a 15-year-old boy.

The disturbing video showed a teenager being compelled to chant “Miyan Saheb Zindabad” and “Allah-Hu-Akbar.” Additionally, he was coerced into licking spit from the attacker’s feet. Police responded by filing a case and apprehending Mohammed Munna, Sahil, and another individual involved.

विडियो #बिहार #मुजफ्फरपुर के मोतिपुर प्रखंड के बतरौल गाॅव का है #मुल्ला का औलाद कैसे अपने मित्र #हिन्दू को मारपीट रहा है #थूक चटवा रहा है #बिहार #Bihar #Muzaffarpur #muslim #musalman #hindu #JustNowPost pic.twitter.com/M7wyJt3z3G

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The video captured a boy seated on a sack in a closed room. One of the attackers wielded a stick and continuously struck him. A voice in the background pressured the boy to chant religious slogans. Additionally, the video showed the teen being forced to lick spit from his assailant’s feet. He was further beaten with a stick and repeatedly slapped. The torment continued as he was compelled to chant Islamic slogans like “Allah-Hu-Akbar” under duress. Due to the severe beating, the boy reportedly suffered a fractured arm. Upon being informed about the incident, the police acted swiftly and arrested three individuals involved.

The attackers, identified as Mohammed Munna and Sahil, filmed the entire incident and shared it on social media to boast about their actions. The video sparked considerable tension in the village, prompting the administration to enforce Section 144 to maintain law and order.

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Rajan Kumar, the station-in-charge of Motipur Police Station, confirmed that the victim’s father lodged a complaint, and they have filed a case accordingly. The FIR names four identified individuals and two unidentified persons. While three have been apprehended, while others are still absconding.

An increase in criminal activities in Bihar has caused concerns about the state’s law-and-order situation. In response, local authorities have engaged senior officials from both parties and community leaders to resolve the situation and prevent any further communal tension peacefully.

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