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Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to the "India Express" reported on June 13, a few days ago, the Indian ruling people's party officials issued a statement of blasphemy Muhammad, who was blasphemy, and the people in many places protested and caused riots.

The bulldozer pushed Javid's house

On June 12, local time, the government of the northern Indian state ordered that all the houses accused of participating in riots were demolished. The previous video of Twitter showed that the government directly used the bulldozer to bring a 54 -year -old political activist and a businessman Mohammed Javid's house.

In the video, under the siege of the police, the bulldozer was demolished Javid's home, and a large number of people were watching.

According to reports, last Friday spread to Northern State, and the police arrested more than 300 people related to riots. Among them, Javid was accused of one of the masterminds of riots.

On the 12th, the police claimed that two pistols, several bullets and "reactionary" posters were found in Javid's residence. Based on this, the police accused Javid's organization protesting the crowd to launch a riots.

A protests in North India have conflicts with police

The demolition notice of the Northern State Government stated that Javid's house violated the 1973 State Architectural Act and did not obtain a construction permit. The notice also stated that the government had issued a notice to Javid on the 10th of last month.

But Javade's 19 -year -old daughter said that all of this was "fabricated" by the government. The younger daughter said that after 10pm the house was demolished, the government passed the demolition notice at their doorstep.

The younger daughter also complained that when the government dismantled her house, she and her family were not allowed to go home. The family saw the whole process of being demolished on TV.

According to Reuters, one day ago, Northern State also pushed down the houses of two residents accused of participating in protests.

The media consultant of the chief minister of North Fangzang Adanat posted a photo of a bulldozer disassembling house on Twitter, and warned that it was to "keep the rules remember to be responsible for their actions."

In addition to India's domestic protests, last week, countries such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Iran and other countries asked India to protest to India, asking the Modi government to apologize for anti -Muslims.

But so far, Indian Prime Minister Modi has not responded to this.

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