A video has appreared online showing mob trying to set a young muslims man ablaze and accusing him of deliberately spreeding coronavirus, the young man identified as Mehboob Ali was returning from a Muslim missionary conference in central India before caming under attack in his village of Harewali, on the northwest edge of India's capital.

Approximately there are 200 muslims in India and this is not the first time attacks like this would surface on social media.

The coronavirus crisis appears to have exacerbated that. The Muslim missionary group Ali is affiliated with, Tablighi Jamaat, was criticized for holding another conference in New Delhi, which turned into one of India's biggest coronavirus hot spots. But even Muslims unaffiliated with the group say they have faced increased discrimination, harassment and attacks. The violence has been fueled, victims and observers say, by right-wing Hindu nationalist TV channels, misinformation on social media and statements from ruling party politicians.
https://www.facebook.com/rajbirsharma1982/videos/2367760153256201/

source:- www.muslimsworld.com.ng

Despite several request Muslims are still gathering masses on Fridays, Throwing stones and beating doctors. one once not twice but several times. Public over there is fed up.

Muslimsworldng:
A video has appreared online showing mob trying to set a young muslims man ablaze and accusing him of deliberately spreeding coronavirus, the young man identified as Mehboob Ali was returning from a Muslim missionary conference in central India before caming under attack in his village of Harewali, on the northwest edge of India's capital.

Approximately there are 200 muslims in India and this is not the first time attacks like this would surface on social media.

The coronavirus crisis appears to have exacerbated that. The Muslim missionary group Ali is affiliated with, Tablighi Jamaat, was criticized for holding another conference in New Delhi, which turned into one of India's biggest coronavirus hot spots. But even Muslims unaffiliated with the group say they have faced increased discrimination, harassment and attacks. The violence has been fueled, victims and observers say, by right-wing Hindu nationalist TV channels, misinformation on social media and statements from ruling party politicians.
https://www.facebook.com/rajbirsharma1982/videos/2367760153256201/

source:- www.muslimsworld.com.ng