Jamiat Leader Attacked in Maharashtra’s Prabhani, Hate Crime Suspected (Clarion India)

“If the incident is presented as a minor crime, such crimes would be committed regularly. It will cost eminent citizens their lives and raise questions about the rule of law and justice,” said Maulana Hafiz Mohammed Nadeem Siddiqui, President of JUH’s Maharashtra wing

NEW DELHI – A leader of the Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind (JUH) and head of a madrassa was attacked by a group of unidentified persons late at night in Maharashtra’s Prabhani district.

Maulana Mohammed Sadiq Nadwi, who is the president of JUH’s Prabhani unit and head of Darul Uloom Furqaniya, Selu, faced the attack when he was on way home at 11 pm on 14 September after finishing the work of his madrassa.

“He was returning home along with one, Hafiz Junaid. Suddenly, three people riding on a bike shouted at them and banged Nadwi’s motorcycle. He fell on the ground. The attack was so sudden and severe that it left the maulana severely injured with blood oozing from his body. And the attackers ran away,” said Jamiat in a statement issued on Saturday informing about the incident.

Nadwi was taken to a hospital instantly by Junaid where he was treated. After the treatment, he is stable.

Maulana Hafiz Mohammed Nadeem Siddiqui, President of JUH’s Maharashtra wing, condemned the attack and demanded strict action against the culprits.

An FIR was lodged and the police are investigating the case.

JUH asked the police to investigate the incident to ascertain whether it was a hate crime.

This story was originally published in clarionindia.net . Read the full story here

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