Hamza Ali Abbasi slams Hindutva  activists, urges world to take notice

Hamza Ali Abbasi, Pakistani famous TV personality raised his voice and urged the international community to take notice of  brutality against Muslims in India’s capital New Delhi.

Slamming the Hindutva activists’ atrocities against the peaceful protesters of  the controversial  citizenship law, Hamza Ali Abbasi urged the world  powers to take notice of human rights violations in India.

Abbasi, in his tweet, said: “Several Muslims have been murdered on the streets, mosque vandalised, Muslim homes/businesses burned.”

He cautioned that  world should take notice  of alarming situation, adding,  “else this entire fragile region can descend into unprecedented violence.”

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Several Muslims murdered on the streets, mosque vandalised, Muslim homes/businesses burned, DELHI terrorised by Hindutva extremists. The world MUST TAKE NOTICE or else this entire fragile region can descend into unprecedented violence. #DelhiBurning #DelhiRiots #DelhiCAAClashes

— Hamza Ali Abbasi (@iamhamzaabbasi) February 25, 2020

Muslims death toll from three days of mob violence in Indian Capital during US President Donald Trump’s visit rose to 18 on Wednesday.

AP reported that Muslims death toll from three days of mob violence in Indian Capital during US President Donald Trump’s visit rose to 18

clashes between Hindu mobs and Muslims protesting a contentious new citizenship law that fast-tracks naturalization for foreign-born religious minorities of all major faiths in South Asia except Islam escalated.

Many of the injured were treated, casting a shadow over Trump’s flamboyant first state visit to India.

Mobs wielding iron rods, bricks and bamboo sticks and attacked the homes of Muslims amid chants of “Jai Shri Ram,”

After forcing inside the homes, they went on a rampage and started beating people and breaking household items,

Hunderds of the protesters have been injured in the clashes

India has been rocked by violence since Parliament approved the citizenship law in December.

Opponents have said the country is moving toward a religious citizenship test, but Trump, in keeping with his tendency not to criticize the leaders of countries he has visited, declined to comment on it.

Authorities shut schools in the violence-hit areas.

A mosque in Ashok Nagar, in Indian Capital Dehli has been set on fire by Hindutva terror forces.

A video footage went viral on social media in which a mob of young men climbing on top of the mosque’s minaret.