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As Islamists raise ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ slogans against Ramgiri Maharaj, here’s why this murderous slogan of Pakistani origin should be treated as a precursor to a terrorist act

“As Islamists raise ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ slogans against Ramgiri Maharaj, here’s why this murderous slogan of Pakistani origin should be treated as a precursor to a terrorist act”, Opindia, August 23, 2024:

“Amidst the outrage over the comments recently made by Saint Ramgiri Maharaj on Prophet Muhammad during a sermon in Nashik’s Sinnar region, the Islamist mobs are holding protests in various states. In what seems to be a Nupur Sharma redux, the Islamist protestors are demanding Sar tan se juda [beheading] punishment for Ramgiri Maharaj. Meanwhile, multiple FIRs have been lodged against the Hindu saint.

In one such protest, several Muslim men along with children are seen raising “Gustakh-e-Nabi ki ek Saza, Sar tan se juda [“There is only one punishment for being disrespectful to Nabi (Prophet Muhammad]”. The Islamists online are inciting their co-religionists against Ramgiri Maharaj and hurling derogatory slurs against Ramgiri Maharaj. One such Islamist called Ramgiri Maharaj “piss drinker”.

A Muslim X user Alim alleged that “Kafir” [infidel] will help another Kafir and the only way to ‘punish’ Ramgiri Maharaj is “Sar tan se juda”. “Kanoon iska kuchh nhi krega ye saare Qafir-Qafir ka hi saath denge Iska ek hi rasta h gustakhe Nabi ki ek saza sar tan se juda sar tan se juda Allahu Akbar [sword emojis],” Alim posted in response to an inflammatory post against the Hindu sage…….”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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