AP Abubaker Musliar calls for implementing Shariah rule in India

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June 2, 2012

Dubai, June 2: Kerala based Sunni leader AP Abubaker Musliar has called upon to establish Shariah or Islamic laws in India to curb growing number of political assassinations, communal riots and other violent crimes in the country.

Speaking at Markaz Dubai, here recently Musliar lamented that India and the rest of the world are going through a very chaotic phase with political revenge and violence reaching unprecedented levels.

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“Those who kill someone should get capital punishment. India should introduce the strict Islamic Shariah punishment system to prevent the killers and those who spread violence to go scot free due to political influence. The Gulf countries have successfully curbed such crimes and India should introduce capital punishment to curb violent crimes,” he opined.

He was referring to a spate of political assassinations and communal violence incidents in India, especially Kerala.

A rebel communist leader TP Chandrashekharan was stabbed 51 times to death by an unidentified criminal gang, who were believed to be hired by a third party. Newspapers recently reported a spate of political assassinations in Kerala, based on a disclosure that one political party accused of carrying out a number political assassinations based on a list prepared by the party leaders.

Refusing to point out certain political parties that indulge in such political violence, he said irrespective of all considerations, criminals must get severe punishment for such heinous crimes if the government wants to curb heinous crimes in the country.

“Those who kill others in the name of politics or religion get scot free because they have protection from senior political leaders. Those who indulge in serious crimes such as political assassinations continuously commit such and get scot free believing that their political bosses will protect them. India should follow the Gulf countries and introduce Shariah rule of awarding capital punishment to those who kill Indian citizens. This will reduce heinous crimes in society,” he said.

Regarding the menace of communal riots that has hit the country several times in the past, he said introduction of strict Shariah rule is the solution. In the aftermath of the Babri Masjid demolition in 1992, 900 people were killed in communal violence and most of the victims were Muslims.

Musliar, who is the General Secretary of the All India Muslim Scholars Association, and founder and Vice Chancellor of Jamia Markazu Ssaquafathi Ssunniyya (Sunni Cultural Centre), Karanthur, Kozhikode, has been raising funds in Middle East for his ambitious 'Sha'ar-e-Mubarak', the biggest mosque of India being built in Calicut in the name of Prophet's hair.

He said that the construction work of the mosque is going ahead as per schedule and there is no going back.

Dh1 billion mosque project will build the largest mosque in India, larger than the Jamia Masjid in New Delhi. It will have a built-up area of 250,000 square feet and house up to 30,000 worshippers. The mosque alone would cost Rs400 million (Dh33.3 million).


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February 21,2020

Mysuru, Feb 21: Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa said Amulya Leona, who raised pro-Pakistan slogans, had links with Naxalites.

Yediyurappa said that Amulya's links with Naxalites have been proved in an investigation. "She must be punished and action will be taken against the people behind it," he said.

"Bail should not be given to Amulya. Her father has also said he won't protect her. Its proved now that she had contacts with Naxals. Proper punishment should be given," he added.

While speaking to reporters at Mysuru Airport, the chief minister said unless actions are taken against the organisations who provoke them to make such comments, it is not possible to control them.

Yediyurappa suspects that the incident was a conspiracy to disturb peace and harmony in the state.

Minister B C Patil said that such incidents should not repeat. "It appears that youths are misused for such anti-national activities, he said.

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March 31,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 31: Ten persons who were under home quarantine in Bengaluru and had escaped to their native places, were arrested on Monday.
A case has been registered against them at Gurmitkal Police Station, said BH Anil Kumar, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagar Palike (BBMP) Commissioner.

Seven new COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Karnataka between Saturday 5 pm and Sunday 2 pm.

The total number of positive cases in the state stands at 83, out of which five have been cured and three have lost their lives, according to the Karnataka Health Department.

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April 6,2020

Hubli, April 6: A disinfection tunnel was installed at the entrance of the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) market here on Sunday.

The tunnel, installed with the help of Young India.org, sprays people with a small percentage of Sodium hypochlorite solution through nozzles in order to sanitise them before they enter the market.

"It is helpful for all the farmers, vegetable vendors and other people who are coming and going to the APMC market. This is very useful," said Jagdish Shettar, Minister of Large and Medium Scale Industries, Karnataka.

With regards to any plans of more devices being added in the near future, Shettar added: "Firstly, we will have to see what would be the public's reaction and then, later on, we will decide."

President of Confederation of Indian Industry, Hubli VSV Prasad said that the setting up of this tunnel can help curtail the spread of Coronavirus "by disinfecting the bacteria of the body".

While it was on the trial stage right now, Prasad hopes that the trial is successful and the chamber is set up in more public places. With regards to the cost of the tunnel, he said: "The cost is around Rs 1.5 Lac to Rs 2 Lac and hopefully it will come down once we go for production," he added.

Srinivas Joshi, a representative of Young India.org, speaking to news agency said: "We have added 1.8 percent of Sodium hypochlorite solution in 100 litres of water. It is pumped through high-pressure pumps and sprayed like a mist via nozzles for 3-5 seconds which is very less time to cause any kind of allergy."

"People who are allergic to chemicals should avoid going through this chamber. We are putting signboard very soon," he added.

The number of positive cases of coronavirus in the country continues to surge. As per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases is 3,577 with 83 deaths.

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