Kasganj riots: Hindu youth was murdered by saffron activists!

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February 4, 2018

Within days after a senior IAS officer virtually accused the saffron outfits of inciting communal tension in Uttar Pradesh, a senior Uttar Pradesh government official has revealed that Kasganj communal riot victim Chandan Gupta was killed by the saffron activists.

Rashmi Varun, Deputy Director in Statistics Department and currently posted at Saharanpur, also lent support to Raghavendra Vikram Singh, Bareilly District Magistrate, who had in a Facebook post said that the saffron outfits had taken out processions without permission in the Muslim-dominated areas and raised "anti-Pakistan" slogans.

"The boy (Chandan) was not killed by a second or third community...he was killed by saffron in the guise of white, saffron and green," she said in her Facebook post on Saturday.

Police have arrested two persons in connection with the killing.

Rashmi wrote that no "pro-Pakistan" slogans were raised at Kasganj nor was the "Tricolour procession" stopped on that day. "It (news to this effect) was the work of Whatsapp University," she said in a sarcastic vein referring to the rumours on the social media during the violence.

The official also supported the Bareilly DM's post and said that even a right person has to apologise after speaking the truth.

The Bareilly DM had in his post said that the saffron outfits were inciting communal tension. "It has become a fashion...take out forced processions in Muslim-dominated areas...shout anti-Pakistan slogans...are they (Muslims) Pakistanis?...the same thing had happened in Bareilly...there were stone-pelting and FIRs were lodged."

After the criticism by the BJP leaders, Singh had apologised for the post and deleted it.

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abbu
 - 
Monday, 5 Feb 2018

hahahahaha for political profit they are killing hindu itself... may be after 5 years hindu youth population will be much  lesser than today.. there will be only RSS - Brahmins.. RSS / BJP never killed brahmins for any political gains.. they r killing other than brahmins.. which they dont care of thier lives... JAAGO JAAGO HINDU BROTHERS.. ANY TIME u will be get killed by BJP/RSS.

FairMan
 - 
Monday, 5 Feb 2018

India sold to Anti Nationals, Terrorist hand. These saffron terrorists have to be encountered.

 

Days are near to figtht for Freedom India from these saffron Terrorists

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He was 60.

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