Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence over Dadri lynching case

Andhrawishesh previously reported on Dadri lynching case stating that, a Hindu mob allegedly attacked a Muslim for possessing the beef and killed him brutally. The issue is getting viral day by day among the officials and raising Dadri lynching case, Kejriwal questioned the reason behind Modi’s silence.

Referring to controversial BJP MLA Sangeet Som's visit to Dadri, where he attacked Samajwadi Party (SP) government, Kejriwal tweets read: “Collusion between parties in the state and Centre? What is happening is quite dangerous. PM's silence almost a tacit approval.”

Sangeet Som, who was previously accused of making inflammatory speeches during the 2013 Muzaffarnagar communal riots, alleged that, the state government was acting in a biased manner like it did during the violence in Uttar Pradesh 2 years ago, and was shielding those who had “slaughtered cow.”

Kejriwal showered praises on Iqlakh’s son

Not just stopping with opposing Modi, Kejriwal showered praises on the son of murdered Iqlakh, who is an Indian Air Force officer.  

Kejriwal tweet appreciating Iqlakh’s son read: “Salute to Sartaj. Common man is the biggest hope today. Hate, hatred can be ended only through love, not further hatred.”

Yesterday, Kejriwal met Iqlakh’s family and expressed his condolences. He even busted on the government, saying that, it is conducting the cheap politics, by spreading the poison between the two religions (Hindus and Muslims).  
   
Meanwhile, the District Magistrate said that, nobody should meet Iqlakh’s family, without the permission of the family members comprising Jaan Mohammed, Afzal and Sartaj.   

It is known that, a week back 200 people attacked a Muslim family in Uttar Pradesh, for allegedly possessing Beef in their fridge, after it was banned. The attackers reportedly killed Akhlaq dragging him onto the streets and also injured 22 years old son named Danish.  

By Phani Ch