Demonstration march in Tangail to protest against insulting and hurting religious sentiments on Prophet Muhammad SAW in India.


Published: 04:49 28 September 2024
Demonstrations and rallies were held in Tangail to protest the support of Indian priest Ramgiri and BJP leader Nitesh Rane in the case of insulting the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and hurting religious sentiments.

On Saturday (September 28), a protest march came out from Nirala Mor Shaheed Minar in Tangail city and circled the important roads of the city. Later they came to Purudan and held a rally.

At this time they said, 'Rasul SA: Our ideal. Therefore, we will not accept any insult to him, we cannot accept it. The ideals of humanity have been insulted by insulting the great man of humanity, Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH). No religion in the world teaches to insult other religions. The people involved in this incident are demanded to be brought under the law as soon as possible. The students have warned that they will march to Mumbai if necessary.
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