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MEWAT RIOT

Following the recent riots in Mewat in Haryana, reports are emerging revealing how these riots were pre-planned and violence was deliberately executed.

This blog post points out how every incident of violence in a Muslim-majority area has been the result of a planned conspiracy.…

The best recall would be of the 2020 anti-Hindu Delhi riots. The riot broke out in Northeast Delhi under the garb of anti-CAA protests. In the violence, more than 53 people lost their lives, more than 200 people were left injured and 400 people were displaced.


Houses, shops, and temples were burnt down and attacked by Muslim mobs. The attackers primarily consisted of outsiders who were strategically positioned in schools to carry out the violence.



The Northeast Delhi violence exemplified a well-orchestrated genocide targeting Hindus residing in Muslim-dominated localities. Denying the bail application of one of the accused Mohammad Ibrahim, Delhi HC said, “The Delhi riots of 2020 were a conspiracy, planned and executed."



Next best recall would be the Jahangirpuri violence where Muslims attacked a Hanuman Jayanti procession. The Delhi Police later revealed that the riots were well planned and that the accused had incited the locals to pelt stones at the Hindus participating in the procession.…


As per the charge sheet, the main accused - Mohammed Ansar, Tabrez, and Sheikh Irshfil - meticulously prepared for the violence, collecting stones and glass bottles, and strategically placing them on nearby building terraces, including accused Irshfil's terrace..


Next addition would be riots in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, on the same Hanuman Jayanti. On April 16, 2022, a Muslim mob in Roorkee pelted stones and fired at Hindus participating in the Hanuman Jayanti procession. Over 10 people, including Police personnel, got injured in the attack..



During the violence in Roorkee, stones were pelted from the roofs of nearby buildings. Why would anyone keep stones on the terrace unless they are to be used for some specific purpose, like violence?

The more we dig out, the more will come up. All pointing to the same, that the intent of the community has been clear and they stay prepared for violence. Such preparation of keeping glass bottles and stones cannot be sudden. It is all planned. ALWAYS.

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