Telangana Hyderabad Police book case after ‘Quranic verses’ found in firecrackers
On monday, the Musheerabad police filed a complaint against a cracker producer for allegedly using paper with "Quranic verses" written on it to make crackers, thus offending the community's religious sensitivities. Mohammed Amjedullah Khan Khalid, a Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) spokesman, went up to the Musheerabad police late on monday night and said that some crackers had written Quranic verses on them.
Amjedullah said that a local seller selling crackers with papers bearing passages from the Quran was operating a stand in front of Musheerabad's Ek Minar Masjid. He requested that the local vendor and the Sivakasi, tamil Nadu-based cracker producer data-face severe consequences for their offence to the community's religious beliefs.
Together with the MBT commander, the local populace assembled in front of Musheerabad police station and organised a protest. Inspector E. Jahangeer Yadav of the Musheerabad police station stated, "We have filed a case and retrieved the cracker samples from the adjacent shop."
Amjedullah said that a local seller selling crackers with papers bearing passages from the Quran was operating a stand in front of Musheerabad's Ek Minar Masjid. He requested that the local vendor and the Sivakasi, tamil Nadu-based cracker producer data-face severe consequences for their offence to the community's religious beliefs.
Together with the MBT commander, the local populace assembled in front of Musheerabad police station and organised a protest. Inspector E. Jahangeer Yadav of the Musheerabad police station stated, "We have filed a case and retrieved the cracker samples from the adjacent shop."
It is alleged that local cracker seller who is running a shop in front of Ek Minar Masjid at Musheerabad has been selling crackers wrapped with few Quranic verses. The Musheerabad police on monday booked a case against a cracker manufacturer for allegedly insulting religious sentiments of a community by allegedly using paper on which ‘Quranic verses’ were printed