Violence in Manipur (index photo)
Manipur BJP minority wing leader’s house Askar Ali House, the leader of the Manipur section of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s minority Front, set fire to a mob on Sunday night. His house is said to have been burnt to support the Waqf amendment. Officers provided this information. Officials said the incident took place in Lilang in Tabal district. Ali expressed his support on social media on Saturday.
The gang burned the BJP leader’s house
At around nine o’clock at night, the angry gang gathered outside their home and destroyed the house, officials said. After the incident, Ali posted a video on social media, in which he apologized for his previous statement. He also opposed this law. Earlier, there were protests against the Waqf amendment in various parts of the Imphal Valley. More than five thousand people participated in a rally, which disrupted traffic on the National Highway -102 in Lilang.
Firefighters do not allow gang to extinguish fire
According to the witnesses, on Sunday evening, a crowd reached the house of Askar Ali in Lilang Horibi Champrock in Tabal district. The gang first destroyed the property and then set fire. Protesters and police workers stopped attempts to reach the Manipur fire service. Speaking to some involved at the meeting, he said that the Askar Ali Waqf had supported the bill and commented against the people who protested against it. He then said that he destroyed his house and set fire to it.
Askar Ali apologizes for his position
In a video posted on social media, Askar Ali apologized for his position and urged the government to repeal the Waqf law. He said that I have shared some posts on social media regarding the recent Waqf Bill in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. I apologize to the entire Muslim community and the meeting pages. Now I urge the government to cancel the bill soon, which has been made a law.
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