BJP woman leader slaps girl for being friendly with Muslim youth

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September 22, 2017

Aligarh(UP), Sept 22: A local woman BJP leader purportedly slapped a girl here for being friendly with a youth from the minority Muslim community, a video of which went viral on social media.

The youth in question was arrested on charges of "obscenity" in public place and released later on bail, according to police officials.

According to sources, the boy and girl did not even touch each other. The boy faced obscenity charge just because having a cup of tea with the girl belonging to Hindu community.

The incident, in which BJP's Aligarh city convenor Sangeeta Varshney allegedly slapped the girl twice, took place on Tuesday when she saw her having tea with the youth, according to the police.

In the video which has gone viral on social media, Varshney is heard saying, "Tere ko samajhmeinnahiaataakaun Hindu hai, kaun Musalmaan hai. Pyaar sesamajhaarahee hoon, samajh hee meinnahi aa raha. (Don't you understand who is a Hindu and who is a Muslim. I am politely making this clear, but even then it seems that you are not getting it)."

When contacted today, Varshney told PTI, "I do not have any problems with Muslims. But, we have a problem with their policy of alluring Hindu girls (Humme Musalmaano se koi shikayatnahi hai, hummeunkibargalaane ki neetiseshikayat hai)."

Senior Superintendent of Police Rajesh Pandey yesterday said that after the slapping incident, a case under relevant sections of the IPC pertaining to obscenity at a public place was registered against the youth.

He was arrested but later released on bail, Pandey told PTI.

The SSP also said that the girl's father arrived on the spot and took her away after declaring that he and his family did not wish to make an issue.

"Both the girl and her father do not want any action against anyone in the case and they gave this in writing to the police," Pandey said.

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