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Maharashtra farmers protest continues on day
6: Nearly 35,000 farmers enter Mumbai; to protest tomorrow outside assembly
After covering about 180 km from Maharashtra’s
Nashik district, anguished 35,000 farmers have finally reached state’s capital
Mumbai. Before reaching their destination, farmers camped at the Thane-Mumbai
border this morning. After the break, farmers will head towards KJ Somaiya
Ground in Sion, a neighbourhood in Mumbai. Police have made all security
arrangements and issued a traffic advisory to avoid jams in the most populous
city in the state. Protesting farmers have planned to encirclement state
Assembly to compress BJP government led by Devendra Fadnavis. Farmers are
unhappy with the attitude of the state government towards the condition of
their community in the state.They are asking for complete loan waiver and
transfer of Adivasi land to farmers who have been tilling it for years. Many
Adivasis have termed this movement as their matter of life and death. Talking
about the matter, Ashok Dhawle, president of AIKS, say they have met
Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan who had assured that he would take farmers
demand to Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of state. Dhawle added that I want
to assure people of Mumbai that they will not face any inconvenience due to
farmers protest. He said, “We started with 25000 and today our strength touched
the 50,000 mark. Even if our numbers get increased it will not disturb the
city. Keeping in mind the board exams of Class 10, we will begin our rally
after 11 km.”The farmers have begun their protest 6 days ago, on Tuesday
evening. We have covered the whole distance by continuously walking, short
breaks and slept under the open sky. The farmers are demanding longstanding
implementation of the Swaminathan Committee report, which says that farmers
should be paid one and a half times the cost of their production and Minimum
Support Prices (MSP).Many parties are now openly supporting the farmer’s
protest to pressurise the state government. Many farmers leaders said that it
should not be considered as a communist protest as it is for the betterment of
the farmers. Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde visited the protesters late night
after party chief Shiv Sena insistence. I have not come here as the
representative of the state government. Sharad Pawar led NCP has also offered
its support to farmers.NewsX
Maharashtra farmers’ march gets Sena, PWP,
MNS, AAP support
35,000 Farmers Reach Mumbai, Plan To Protest
Outside Assembly Tomorrow
Consensus on Ayodhya difficult, but temple
will be built: RSS
Nagpur: RSS on Sunday said building a
consensus on the Ayodhya dispute was not going to be easy, but stressed that a
Ram Temple - “and nothing else” - would be constructed in the UP town.RSS
general secretary Bhaiyyaji Joshi also stressed that the matter was sub
judice.“It is certain that the Ram Temple will be constructed at that place
(Ayodhya) and nothing else can be built there, this is also decided,” Joshi
told reporters here on the sidelines of the RSS’s all-important Akhil Bharatiya
Pratinidhi Sabha meeting.Confident of a favourable judgment from the Supreme
Court on the matter, Joshi said the construction of temple would begin after
the court’s order and it would be built on the basis of its verdict on the
ownership of land.Replying to a question on spiritual guru Sri Sri
Ravishankar’s efforts at developing consensus between the different parties on
the issue, Joshi said consensus building was not going to be easy.“We have
always maintained that a temple should be constructed with mutual agreement but
our experience tells us that building a consensus on this issue is not easy,”
Joshi said.Though he said he welcomed Sri Sri’s efforts at negotiations, he
pointed out that there were different groups in society with varied outlooks,
and to build a consensus among them would be difficult.Joshi was also asked
about a demand for a minority religion status for Lingayat community in
Karnataka.“We do not support that,” he said.thehindu
Babri Masjid: I Did Not Say RSS Could Resolve
Dispute, Clarifies Dr. Zafarul-Islam Khan
Delhi Minorities Commission Chairman Dr.
Zafarul Islam Khan has said that the media “grossly misrepresented” what he had
said regarding an out-of-court settlement of the Babri Masjid-Ram Mandir
dispute.Some TV channels, papers and news portals had reported that Dr. Khan
counted RSS as the No. 1 authority to bring a lasting solution to the dispute.
However, Dr. Khan, in a clarification, termed the reports as “misleading.”“The
reports grossly misrepresent what I said during my interview on News18. I had
placed RSS at the third position of authorities which could facilitate an
out-of-court settlement of the vexed Babri-Ram Mandir dispute. The first was
the SC and the then Chief Justice of India Justice Khehar himself had offered
to mediate in March 2017. The second authority was the Central government and
the third I mentioned was RSS because it controls all militant Hindu
organisations agitating for the Mandir,” said veteran journalist and author Dr.
Khan. He further said that Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has no enforcing power as
enjoyed by the three mentioned above.“I added that these authorities have enforcing
power while Sri Sri does not have enforcing power and some Hindu organisations
have already started objecting to his dabbling in the issue.”Dr. Khan also said
that though he supported an out-of-court settlement of the dispute, he did not
oppose the ongoing trial of the case in the Supreme Court.caravandaily
After triple, petitions land at SC to end
polygamy
7 months after the Supreme Court quashed triple
talaq, petitions are now landing at the
Supreme Court to end polygamy. Subaida (name changed on request) and Sameena
Begum, 2 Delhi-based women - former, a TV journalist, and the latter, a social
worker - have become the first 'victims' of polygamy to knock on SC door
demanding its ban.Subaida who approached the SC through BJP leader and advocate
Ashwini Upadhyay, said she was distraught after her husband remarried without
legally ending their relationship. Sameena's plight is even worse as she had
endured triple talaq twice in her life.A postgraduate in Mass Communication,
37-year-old Subaida had married on June 5, 2008 and is a mother of two.
"She had a deeply disturbed married life that included repeated dowry
demands, various forms of torture and harassment at the hands of her husband as
well as her in-laws," says the plea.Ultimately, on Jan.26, her husband
married another woman without informing her or taking a legal divorce. She
approached the police and requested that a complaint be lodged against her
husband for bigamy under section 494 of the Indian Penal Code.Under the bigamy
law, a man who remarries without divorcing his first wife can be sentenced to
up to seven years in prison. The guilty is also liable to a fine.However, the
police refused to file a complaint, saying under the Muslim Personal Law, a
husband can have up to 4 wives.Subaida's advocate Upadhyay himself has filed a
petition challenging both polygamy as well as nikah-halala. indiatoday
Nanded: Muslim women stage stir against Triple
talaq bill
Nanded: Thousands of Muslim women hold a rally
on Sunday here protesting against the central government’s Triple talaq bill.As per the order issued by
the Muslim Personal Law Board the morcha was taken out in a disciplined manner
and participants staged a demonstration in front of the collectorate office. Maulana
Qazi said that the Act was against the provision of right of freedom of
expression and religion enshrined in the Indian Constitution and blamed the
central government for polarisation of the Muslim community.It was also alleged
that the Act was drafted without taking the Muslim community in confidence.UNI
Triple talaq Bill injustice to Muslim women,
oppose it: Owaisi
Pune:The triple talaq Bill is an “injustice”
to Muslim women and they should stand up against it, MIM leader and Lok Sabha
MP Asaduddin Owaisi said in Pune on Saturday. Owaisi, who was in Pune to attend
the Tahffuje Shariyat Conference, addressed a huge gathering at the Azam Campus
ground. Earlier in the day, hundreds of Muslim women had participated in a
rally against the triple talaq Bill, called by AIMPLB and the Kuljamati Tanzim Sanghatna,
Pune.They held boards with slogans that stated ‘We abide by Shariyat only’, ‘We
reject triple talaq Bill’, ‘Hukumat badal sakti hain, Shariat nahi’ (The govt
may change, but Shariat won’t). The rally started from Jama Masjid on Mahatma
Gandhi Road in Pune Camp area around 5 pm. The Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha
in December and is pending before the Rajya Sabha.During his speech later in
the evening, Owaisi said it was the “beauty of India” that people from
different faiths lived here together and the Constitution allowed everyone to
follow their faiths. While the BJP-led government at the Centre “claimed to
care about the rights of Muslim women, it had come up with the triple talaq
Bill, which is an injustice against Muslim women,” he said.indianexpress
Complaint filed against Wasim Rizvi for
inciting communal feelings
Deoband: Islamic Academic director Mehndi
Hasan Qasmi filed complaint against Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board Chairman
Wasim Rizvi for giving inciting speech, displaying feelings of hate and
promoting communalism. Investigative Officer Pankaj Tyagi said that case will
be filed after investigations as probe was underway. SSP Bablu Kumar was
reported about the matter, he said. In his complaint Qasmi said that Rizvi was
giving absurd statements in news channels from past few months which can
disturb our communal harmony. If actions would not be taken against Rizvi,
violence can erupt, Qasmi said adding that to save democratic values actions
should be taken against him.UNI
UP by-elections: Lower-than-expected turnout,
EVM malfunctioning mark Phulpur, Gorakhpur bypolls
Lucknow: 43 percent voters cast their mandate
in the Gorakhpur parliamentary constituency on Sunday while Phulpur recorded an
even lesser 37.39 percent turnout as the crucial bypolls to the two Lok Sabha
seats were held peacefully, the state election officials said.Polling began at
7 am and passed off peacefully at 5 pm, the state election officials said."Gorakhpur
recorded a turnout of 43 percent and Phulpur 37.39 percent," it
added.There were complaints of EVM malfunctioning at a few booths, but the
machines were promptly replaced without affecting the polling, an election
official said.The reason behind the lower than expected turnout in the
high-stakes polls in the country's electorally most significant state was said
to be a lack of enthusiasm among voters who are now looking forward to the
general elections which are barely a year away.PTI
Bihar bypolls: Till 5 pm Araria Lok Sabha seat
records 57% voter turnout
New Delhi :Bypolls to Araria Lok Sabha seat
recorded a voter turnout of 57%, Bhabua recorded 54.03 per cent while Jehanabad
witnessed 50.06 per cent voter turnout till 5 pm, said Ajay V Nayak Chief
Electoral Officer of Bihar, reports news agency PTI.The contest is mainly
between the late RJD MP’s son Sarfaraz Alam and BJP’s Pradip Singh.indianexpress
Include religious books, moral science classes
in school curriculum: Maneka Gandhi tells HRD Min
Union minister Maneka Gandhi has suggested the
HRD ministry to include books of all religions in the school curriculum as well
as provide moral science classes to promote greater religious tolerance among
the students.The child and development minister made the suggestion at the 65th
meeting of the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) recently. It is the
highest decision making body in the education sector.“To promote greater
tolerance among students belonging to different religions, the minister
(Gandhi) suggested moral science classes and religious books of all religions
so that students can start appreciating other religions,” an official
documentation of the meeting read.Odisha’s Education Minister Badri Naryan
Patra, also present at the meeting, suggested modifying the curriculum in a way
so as to “endorse the feelings of religious tolerance and patriotism”.Having
vegetarian menu for mid-day meals served in schools, saying ‘Jai Hind’ instead
of ‘present mam or sir’ during school attendance and remodelling of the NCERT
syllabus to ensure value and culture-based education were among the other
suggestions made during the meeting.PTI
Hadiya case: BJP leader V Muraleedharan wants
probe into terror links
Thiruvananthapuram: BJP national executive
member V Muraleedharan has called for a comprehensive probe into the alleged
terror links of Hadiya’s husband Shefin Jahan. With Hadiya’s statement that it
was only PFI that supported them when they faced a crisis following their
marriage, it has come to the fore that their relationship is based on more than
love, he said.He pointed out that the Supreme Court had set aside only the High
Court order annulling their marriage and no case related to terror links was
quashed. Soon after reaching Kerala, Shafin and Hadiya visited the PFI office
in Kozhikode. The PFI has been involved in several terror-related incidents, he
said.“The Left parties and the Congress have been arguing that Shefin and
Hadiya have no terror links and it was a love marriage. But their first visit
was to the PFI office. newindianexpress
PFI-run centre used hypnosis on converts in
‘love-jihad’ cases: NIA
New Delhi: A religious facilitation centre run
by PFI— under investigation for its role in cases of alleged “love jihad”—is
understood to have used “hypnotic counselling” to indoctrinate neo-converts
undergoing an ‘Islamic learning’ course there, that other faiths were inferior,
according to a NIA probe.The centre, Sathyasarini, claims to impart Islamic
religious lessons and NIA is understood to have found that preachers at the
institution believe in targeting the sub-conscious mind, to drum in propaganda
that is intended highlight the “doomed” fate of alleged non-believers.Persons
converted or attempted to be converted allegedly by PFI activists were sent to
the Sathyasarini Islamic learning centre for a 2-month religious course that
included self-suggestion or auto-suggestion techniques, sources said. PFI,
however, denies the allegations. “The agency is wilfully maligning and
tarnishing the image of a peaceful and law-abiding organisation striving hard
for social upliftment of weaker sections in the country and justice. NIA is
appeasing its masters by deviating from the path of truthful investigations,”
Mohammad Shamoon, director (public relations) in PFI told TOI.
National Commission for Minorities frowns at
harassment of minority educational institutions
New Delhi: Officials of minority-run
educational institutions in Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Odisha
live in fear because they refuse to heed requests for admission in their
institutes from local authorities.The officials are “harassed” and often booked
under “false” charges, according to the 2016-2017 annual report of the National
Commission for Minorities (NCM), that is expected to be tabled in Parliament
soon.Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh are BJP-ruled, while BJD is in
power in Odisha, which has a poor track record of safety of minorities,
particularly Christians. In 1999, Australian missionary Graham Staines and his
two sons were burnt to death on January 23, 1999, by the Bajrang Dal in
Manoharpur village in Odisha.The commission urged the state governments to take
“immediate action” saying violation of the rights of minorities was totally
unacceptable. “Mostly, these are national and at times international
organisations, and harassing them in this manner affects the reputation of the state
as well as that of the government of India. NCM regularly receives
representations complaining of undue interference and harassment by government
agencies in the day-to-day functioning of minority run educational
institutions,” the report said.newindianexpress
Kamran Yousuf case: CM Mehbooba Mufti requests
Rajnath Singh to ‘save life of budding journalist’
Srinagar;J-K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has
sought the intervention of Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh for the release of
photojournalist Kamran Yousuf. “Spoke to Home Minister @rajnathsingh ji to look
into Kamran Yousuf’s case. I’ve requested him to intervene so that the life of
a young budding journalist doesn’t get ruined,” Chief Minister Mufti tweeted on
Sunday.Kamran,20-year-old photojournalist, was arrested by NIA on September 4
last year allegedly for colluding with stone throwing protestors.In its charge
sheet against Kamran, NIA had said he is not a ‘real journalist’ because he
didn’t cover “any developmental activity of any Government Dept/ Agency, any
inauguration of Hospital, School Building, Road, Bridge, statement of political
party in power or any other social/developmental activity by state government
or Govt of India.”While the NIA has questioned Kamran’s credentials as a
photojournalist, Chief Minister Mufti has taken a contrary view and called him
a “young budding journalist” of the valley. CM Mufti’s call for intervention
from Union Home Minister has come as the voices are growing shriller for
release of Kamran.indianexpress
Acquitted of terror charge, Mufti Abdul Qayyum
hunts for space for his school
With a whopping 425 students in just two
years, Akshardham terror attack case acquit, who had started a school, with a
unique model that provides Madrasa with modern education, is running from
pillar to post, to get them accommodated in a bigger campus.A year after being
exonerated by the Supreme Court in the 2002 Akshardham terror attack case,
Mufti Abdul Qayyum Mansuri opened a school in Kalupur in 2016. Suffah English
school, located in Karoda's pol in Panchpatti, until now was being run in an
eight-room building belonging to a nearby mosque; however, due to an increase
in the number of students and number of parents who visit the school often, the
management is facing difficulty operating there.Putting students, their parents
and residents of the locality in inconvenience, the school approached Ahmedabad
Municipal Corporation (AMC) last year, requesting them to allot one of their
schools located in Bakar Ali ni Pol and shut since Gujarat riots. However,
while the communication between the AMC and the Jamiyat Welfare Foundation
Trust went on for quite some time, there has not been any decision on the
case.dnaindia
CBI expels 20 officers from Vyapam special
investigative team in one day
In a shocking decision, CBI has decided to
withdraw at least 20 investigative officers from Vyapam team. While
investigating the matter, the central investigative agency had set up its
Vyapam team in 2016 at Bhopal’s Professors Colony office. CBI comes up with its
new team after as many 50 people connected with Vyapam scam were killed in
mysterious circumstances. According to a national daily report, in last 6
months, CBI had removed around 70% of its officers from the investigative team.
Opposition parties are criticising government’s decision to and calling it an
attempt to influence the investigation.KK Mishra, MP Congress’ spokesperson
said. “Congress had demanded a CBI investigation into the Vyapam Scam with a
lot of hope, but it ended up giving a clean chit to many of those who
controlled the scam. I think they should close this branch.” However, CBI has
defended its decision by saying that its decision to withdraw 20 officers from
Vyapam team will not impact its investigation. One of the CBI officials said,
“In more than 100 cases, people have been charge sheeted and trials are on.
Some officials will be transferred as a matter of routine. There’s no reason to
shut down the branch.” NewsX
If neglected, south India will declare
separate country: TDP MP's old comments stir row
A video of TDP MP M Muralimohan triggered off
a row, after the actor-politician was seen saying that the day would soon come,
when south India would declare itself as a separate country.“There is a feeling
in the south that it is being neglected. Don’t force the five south Indian
states to declare freedom as a separate country,” Muralimohan was seen saying
in the video.According to reports, the video surfaced from a press conference
that was held in Rajahmundry on February 12 but went viral after 2 TDP
ministers at Centre resigned from cabinet of BJP-led Central
government.thenewsminute
AMU research scholar wins reward in JNU
workshop
Delhi: On the occasion of two-day Indian Sign
Language Workshop titled ‘Sign and Learn: The Differential Modes of Language
Communication’ held at JNU.Momin Ali, student of Aligarh Muslim University with
his group has adjudged best poster making winner. Ali is pursuing his PhD
(English Language Teaching) under the supervision of Dr Vibha Sharma, Associate
Professor , Department of English, AMU. Workshop was organized by the
Linguistic Empowerment Cell, JNU.timesofindia
WORLD
Battles rage in Eastern Ghouta, as 'toll tops
1,000'
Syrian army and rebel groups early on Sunday
engaged in fierce battles in Eastern Ghouta, where fighting has killed at least
1,099 civilians over the past 21 days, a war monitor said. The death toll,
recorded by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) - a UK-based war
monitoring group - included 227 children and 154 women. At least 4,378 others
were wounded."Warplanes covered the sky in Eastern Ghouta yesterday,"
Abdelmalik Aboud, an activist in the town of Douma, told Al Jazeera on Sunday.
"The shelling was focused on the underground shelters and mosques and the
places that people have tried to hide in, due to the constant bombardment,"
he added. The rising toll comes amid claims of yet another chemical attack
overnight on the town of Arbin in Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of the capital,
Damascus. The Syrian Civil Defence, a volunteer rescue group also known as the
White Helmets, said the Syrian government hit Irbin with chlorine gas,
phosphorus bombs and napalm. aljazeera
Morsi's son: Egypt fears British visit to my
father
Abdullah Morsi, the son of the former Egyptian
President Mohamed Morsi has said that the Egyptian government will not allow
the outside world reach his father for fear of being exposed. Earlier this
month, a group of senior British MPs, ranging from the governing Conservatives
to the opposition Labour and Liberal Democrats, petitioned the Egyptian govt to
allow them access to former President Mohamed Morsi, but they were denied. The
petition came amid growing concern over the deteriorating health of the former
president and reports emerged that he has been denied access to basic medical
treatment while in jail. Abdullah Morsi said that the Egyptian authorities are
directly responsible for the inhumane condition in which his father is
subjected to and that they are worried that this would be revealed if Morsi was
to receive visitors. Abdullah said that "logic and reason dictate that the
regime should allow the British delegation to do its work if it is serious in
refuting the accusations made against it, but the regime fears of being exposed
in front of the world, that is why it looks for justifications." aljazeera
Egypt court sentences 10 Muslim Brotherhood
supporters to death on terror-related charges
Cairo: An Egyptian court has sentenced 10
people to death and 5 others to life in prison for forming a "terrorist
cell" to plot attacks on security forces and other institutions. The
state-run MENA news agency says the defendants are affiliated with the
now-outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group and are accused of aiming to assault
security personnel and state institutions, target Egypt's Christian minority
and disrupt public order.Today's verdict comes after consultation with the
Grand Mufti, Egypt's top religious authority, over preliminary death sentences
handed to the defendants earlier.The consultation is a formality followed by
courts in the cases of capital punishment.MENA says three of the 15 defendants
were sentenced in absentia.Life sentences in Egypt are equal to 25 years. All
of the sentences are subject to appeal.AP
China scraps 2-term limit, makes Xi Jinping
president for life
http://indianexpress.com/article/world/china-parliament-makes-xi-jinping-president-for-life-5093932/
Beijing;National People’s Congress on Sunday
cleared an amendment to its constitution that will remove a clause limiting the
presidency to two 5-year terms. This will allow President Xi Jinping to
continue as president beyond his term limit of 2023.Initial reports of the
closed door voting process suggest that of the 2980 deputies, only two gave a
dissenting vote while three others abstained. The current version of Chinese
constitution was adopted by the 5th National People’s Congress on December 4,
1982. indianexpress
Fresh violence erupts in Lanka as Muslim-owned
restaurant comes under attack
Colombo:Fresh violence erupted in Sri Lanka
after a Muslim-owned restaurant was attacked in an alleged hate crime incident
in the north western province today, a day after President Maithripala Sirisena
appointed a commission to probe a spate of anti-Muslim riots in the
violence-hit Kandy district that prompted him to impose a nationwide state of
emergency.The restaurant located in Puttalam district's Anamaduwa city,130
kilometres from Colombo, was targeted early morning even as police are keeping
a tight vigil following eruption of communal clashes on Monday that have left
two persons dead and damaged several homes, businesses and mosques in the
scenic Kandy district."Anamaduwe Muslim restaurant was attacked at 4 am
(local time) this morning," the Colombo Telegraph reported.Tensions remain
high across Sri Lanka after the violence broke out following the death of a man
from the mainly Buddhist Sinhalese majority last week.outlookindia
Counterterror police investigate 'punish a
Muslim' day letters
Counterterrorism police in the UK are
investigating a possible hate crime after several people received letters
calling on them to attack Muslims on April 3, termed in the leaflet as
"punish a Muslim" day.Several Britons in London, the West Midlands
and Yorkshire said they received the printed letter through the post, according
to reports.Some uploaded images of the document on social media.The leaflet
says: "They have hurt you, they have made your loved ones suffer. They
have caused you pain and heartache. What are you going to about it?"It
goes on to offer rewards for attackers, from 10 points for verbally abusing a
Muslim and 50 points for throwing acid in the face of a Muslim, to 1,000 points
for bombing a mosque and 2,500 points to "nuke Mecca". There are more
than 2.5 million Muslims in Britain, where Islam is the second-largest
religion.aljazeera
Arson attack on mosque in Berlin
A mosque in Berlin has been set on fire by
masked assailants in the early hours of Sunday morning. "Witnesses told us that three assailants
with covered faces threw burning material and immediately ran away," said
Bayram Turk, the head of the mosque association. This attacks comes only a few
days after another mosque frequented by the Turkish community in Germany was
attacked on Friday. A website linked to the PKK group posted a video of the
Friday mosque attack. On Friday, Aksemsettin Mosque - belonging to the
Muslim-Turkish association Islamic Community National View (IGMG) - in the town
of Lauffen am Neckar was also attacked.aljazeera
Myanmar hardline nationalist monk returns to
preaching after ban, denies fueling violence
Myanmar Buddhist monk Wirathu said on Saturday
his anti-Muslim rhetoric had nothing to do with violence in the western state
of Rakhine, as he emerged from a one-year preaching ban. Wirathu is the most
prominent of Myanmar’s hardline nationalist monks, who have emerged as a
political force since the country’s transition from full military rule began in
2011.Violence has hit Muslim communities across Buddhist-majority country, but
the nationalists’ sharpest vitriol is reserved for the Rohingya Muslim minority
in Rakhine, who many see as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, or “Bengalis”.Nearly
700,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since insurgents attacked police and
army posts on Aug. 25, sparking a furious military-led response the United
Nations has said constituted ethnic cleansing and possibly genocide.Rakhine was
experiencing “terrorism of Bengalis”, Wirathu said on Saturday, dismissing
claims he had “created” conflict there. He cited the relative peace of his
hometown, Mandalay.saudigazette
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