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“There is no god but Allah, and none is worthy of worship except Him”: Ghaziabad cop Sohail Khan’s video inside a temple sparks outrage, faces inquiry

““There is no god but Allah, and none is worthy of worship except Him”: Ghaziabad cop Sohail Khan’s video inside a temple sparks outrage, faces inquiry”, Opindia, August 18, 2025:

“A constable of police in Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh has landed in trouble after a video of his WhatsApp status went viral and sparked protests by Hindu groups. The Ghaziabad Police opened an investigation into the matter after public outcry on social media and then benched the constable.

As per media reports, the constable, Sohail Khan, who was stationed at Madhuban Bapudham police station, had visited a temple on Janmashtami. There, he clicked a selfie and upload it as his WhatsApp status. 

The picture itself wasn’t that of concern, but the background song he used for it led to outrage. The track had the line which stated that “no one except Allah is worthy of worship……”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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  1. This mohammadan part of oath “There is no god but Allah, and none is worthy of worship except Him”, actually is meant to be “There is no god but Mohammadi Allah, and none is worthy of worship except Him”. Allah was worshipped in Arabia earlier too before Mohammad crafted his own version of Allah. This oath is an extremely arrogant, intolerant, malicious, and narcissistic in nature. And that is the fundamental reason why saying it in temple must be considered criminal. This is in contrast to saying Jay Shri Krishna or Jay Shri Ram or Namokar Mantra in mosque, which would signify goodwill, non-voilence, victory over evil, empathy and compassion. But in today’s criminal, terror ridden national and international ecosystem, lots of people will consider the later as intolerant, while at the same time they tend to classify the actual Mohammadan oath of intolerance as freedom of expression and they would say that the Mohammadan oath utterer was simply expressing his faith and Hindus are suppressing poor minority (Mohammadans).

    Do you deny this? When a Mohammadan gangster steals or snatches a cattle belonging to a Hindu milkman (gwala), it basically causes financial and livelihood ruin of the poor Hindu gwala – the victim, but entire national and international media, politicians and other influencers start screeching about intolerant Hindus or Hindutva, none even mentions anything about the real victims.

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