A video of an elderly man being assaulted and humiliated in Loni, Ghaziabad, near the national capital Delhi, went viral. In this case, UP Police have filed a case against Twitter for inciting religious sentiments. Following the police action, political tension escalated.
Opposition parties are holding the Yogi government accountable, while UP Minister Mohsin Raza asserts that the rule of law is maintained in UP and that no one will be allowed to take it into their own hands. Certain individuals aim to disrupt UP's social harmony. These people enjoy creating such disturbances.
Discussing the Ghaziabad incident, UP's Minority State Minister Mohsin Raza engaged in a conversation with AajTak, mentioning that under the leadership of Yogi Adityanath, the government doesn't allow anyone to take the law into their own hands, whether they are a leader or public representative. Despite repeated warnings, Twitter continued its negligent behavior, leading to incidents that stirred religious frenzy, affecting societal harmony in UP, which will not be tolerated.
Mohsin Raza stated that some people were trying to disrupt social harmony through such acts. We will soon disclose the conspiracy behind this. Numerous revelations will emerge from those against whom the FIR has been filed. He warned that the rule of law prevails in UP, and no one will be allowed to breach it, whether it is Twitter or other parties involved. Names from certain parties are coming up, along with their associates.
Responding to accusations of SP's failure, Mohsin Raza stated that the party which established chaos and hooliganism in Uttar Pradesh should not lecture us. How can they face us? Under the leadership of Yogi Adityanath, the state feels secure, with each person protected. The contribution of the same individuals is seen in these incidents. Look at how the Ayodhya case was raised. A forced press conference occurred there, and now an attempt is being made to write the next chapter of malicious politics.
The Minority State Minister remarked that considering the upcoming elections in UP, some individuals are doing everything they can to disrupt harmony and defame the government. Certain people are working to divide society. They lack any agenda or issues to address, so they resort to divide-and-rule politics. These are the people who enjoy 'eating dates' and will continue such disturbances.
It should be noted that a video of an elderly man being beaten in Ghaziabad's Loni is going viral on social media. The UP police have registered a case against Twitter, Zubair, Rana Ayyub, and 9 others under sections related to inciting religious sentiments. They are accused of disseminating false information without verification, which has led to political turmoil.
Source: aajtak
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