There has been outrage in India after
television footage showed a member of
parliament from hardline Hindu nationalist
outfit, Shiv Sena, trying to force-feed a man
fasting for Ramadan, according to reports.
The incident took place last week in the
capital, New Delhi, when eleven Shiv Sena
parliament members confronted catering
supervisor, Arshad Zubair, at the new
Maharashtra Sadan, The Indian Express
reported on Wednesday.
The incident took place last week in the
capital, New Delhi, when eleven Shiv Sena
parliament members confronted catering
supervisor, Arshad Zubair, at the new
Maharashtra Sadan, The Indian Express
reported on Wednesday.
The MPs were complaining about the quality
of food offered at the guest house for
officials from the state of Maharashtra,
where Shiv Sena is based.
The footage showed MP Rajan Baburao
Vichare attempting several times to push the
bread into the supervisor's mouth as a
crowd gathered.
Vichare said he was not trying to break the
supervisor's religious fast. Instead he was
trying to demonstrate that the chapatis or
piece of bread, being served were too hard.
The catering company's general manager
said the supervisor had been "deeply pained
and hurt" over the incident as "religious
sentiments are attached".
Vichare said he was not trying to break the
supervisor's religious fast. Instead he was
trying to demonstrate that the chapatis or
piece of bread, being served were too hard.
Source:m.aljazeera.com/se/201472310193025476

You see, this is how they make us violent, and when we react, they call us terrorists. The world is not saying anything right now , but when it degenerates, they'll come at muslims.
Who de seperate fight, make him try seperate quarrel first.

Bloody idiots!!,if his people react violently now,they will be labelled as terrorists