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Uttar Pradesh: Brutal assault on Dalit Hindu e-rickshaw driver in Moradabad for playing Shiv bhajan during Sawan

A Dalit man in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, was brutally assaulted by a Muslim mob for playing Shiv bhajans during Sawan. The incident, captured on CCTV, has sparked outrage and led to police action and arrests

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Dalit Hindu e-rickshaw driver named Ankit brutally attacked by Muslim mob for playing bhajans

Dalit Hindu e-rickshaw driver named Ankit brutally attacked by Muslim mob for playing bhajans

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In the Bilari police station area, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, a Dalit Hindu e-rickshaw driver named Ankit was brutally attacked by a Muslim mob for playing bhajans during Sawan. CCTV footage shows the assailants dragging the victim.

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Mohammad Usman, Noor Rahman & gang brutally beat Dalit e-rickshaw driver Ankit in Moradabad for playing Shiv bhajans.

Dragged into a house, he faced casteist slurs & a vicious thrashing.

CCTV caught the horror. Police arrested 3, charged 5 named & 15-20 others. pic.twitter.com/D7u3hRjLm8

— Treeni (@treeni) July 13, 2025

 

Reports state that around 7 pm on July 10, 2025, Ankit, also known as Chotu, was heading to charge his e-rickshaw near Mohalla Imali. At Sabir Chowk, some Muslims stopped him and asked him to stop playing bhajans. When Ankit asked why it was a problem, he was told to leave, after which he proceeded ahead.

Following the incident, Bhura, Sameer, Usman, Azim, and Nurrahman, along with 15 to 20 others, allegedly surrounded Ankit and brutally assaulted him. They reportedly tried to strangle him and used caste-based slurs during the attack. The assailants then threatened him and fled the scene.

After the incident came to the attention of local Hindu organisations, an FIR was filed at the police station on Friday (July 11, 2025). The police registered a case under serious charges, including assault, attempted murder, and relevant sections of the SC/ST Act, against five named and 15 to 20 unidentified individuals. So far, three accused have been arrested and sent to jail.

 

 

Topics: Shiv BhajanSawan 2025UP Policereligious intoleranceDalit violencehindu rightsMoradabadSC ST Act
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