Ramadan is considered the holiest month in Islam, in which emphasis is laid on fasting, prayer and brotherhood. During this period, Muslims maintain peace and restraint, know about it?
Ramzan Violence :-Ramadan is considered the holiest month in Islam, where believers focus on fasting, prayers, and peace. It is a time for self-discipline, patience, and brotherhood. However, in some parts of Uttar Pradesh, this sacred period has been overshadowed by violence and clashes among Muslim groups.
Amroha: A Fight Over Mobile Phone Turns Violent
The first incident took place in Amroha, in the Jhanda Shaheed area, where two Muslim groups clashed inside a mosque during Taraweeh prayers. According to reports, some young men were watching videos on their mobile phones inside the mosque while others were praying. This caused discomfort to the worshippers, and when someone asked them to stop, an argument broke out.
What started as a small verbal dispute quickly escalated into stone pelting and physical violence. Several people were injured in the fight. The situation became so intense that the police had to intervene immediately.
Police Action in Amroha
After the violent clash, the police registered a case against 7 named and 30 unidentified individuals. So far, 5 people have been arrested. To prevent further violence, the authorities have deployed additional police forces in the area.
Saharanpur: Another Violent Clash After Taraweeh Prayers
A similar incident occurred in Deoband’s Phoolas Akbarpur village in Saharanpur. Here too, after Taraweeh prayers, two Muslim groups got into a heated argument, which soon turned into a full-blown fight.
Reports suggest that both groups attacked each other with sticks, stones, and other weapons. Several individuals were injured in the violence. A video of the incident is now circulating on social media, adding to the tension.
Why Are These Clashes Happening During Ramadan?
These incidents raise serious questions. Ramadan is meant to be a month of peace and devotion, yet violence is taking place in mosques and Muslim neighborhoods.
With Ramadan and Holi occurring around the same time, the UP police are on high alert to prevent further clashes. Authorities have warned that strict action will be taken against anyone disturbing peace during this holy month.
For now, extra police deployment and security measures have been put in place to ensure public safety.
