Bajrang Dal

Members of the Bajrang Dal were detained after they staged a protest against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in Ahmbedabad on Saturday, over his alleged "anti-Hindu" remarks in the Parliament.

Members of the Bajrang Dal nabbed the accused and handed him over to the authorities at Barpeta Road police station.

17 of the 30 accused identified in the case are Ayaz Qureshi, Munaf Qureshi, Ayub Qureshi, Rashid Mian, Imran Mian Qureshi, Maqbool Mian Qureshi, Jani Kamruddin, Rais Mian, Mehboob Khan, Malek, Sameer, Manan Harun, Nisar's brother, Rafiq Bhatte, Nisar Mian, Babu Akbar, Yunus Mian, and Feroze Mian.

Bombs were made by pouring gasoline into glass and plastic bottles and magazine was also seized from police personnel.

When the police inspected the vehicle, they found three calves stuffed in sacks and the sacks were tied shut.

10 members of the Bajrang Dal were seriously wounded after a physical spat with cattle smugglers in Balasore on 28th December.

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The people involved in the attacking mob also visited the victim Suraj Dharam's house along with the Hindu activists in the night and begged pardon with folded hands in front of Suraj's mother. They also gave a written apology at the police station and assured that such an incident would not repeat.

The petitions pointed to the grave injuries inflicted upon Bharat by British colonialism and said that the yatra is thereby very important to remember and honour freedom fighters.

The poster that came up in Sector 69, Gurugram on August 27 set the stage for Islamists and the leftist media, who once again went on to exploit this situation to portray Muslims as victims and Hindus as the aggressors