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The gruesome murder of Harsha leads to a nationwide outpour of grief and anger

Apoorva Shukla by Apoorva Shukla
21 February 2022
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Karnataka is burning due to the Hijab controversy. Violence is happening in different districts of the southern state. On Sunday night, a 26-year-old Hindu activist Harsha was allegedly murdered in Shivamogga, Karnataka. The state of Karnataka is gripped by intense protests after Harsha’s death. Not only the people of Karnataka, but people from all over the country are pouring grief. The anger is evident not only in tweets but also on the ground.

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Bajrang Dal activist hacked to death

A 26-year-old Bajrang Dal activist identified as Harsha was stabbed to death by unidentified assailants in Karnataka’s Shivamogga. The incident took place near Kamat Petrol bunk on Sunday night at around 9:00 p.m.

Harsha was a tailor by profession and belonged from Seegehatti, in the Shivagomma district. The locals allege that he was killed because he stood for ‘uniform in schools’. Earlier he was also seen sporting a saffron shawl to raise the demand for uniformity in the dress code. Locals suggest that the deceased had participated in protests held against the wearing of Hijab in educational institutions at Sahyadri college

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After the attack, the Bajrang Dal activist was rushed to Mc Gann district hospital. But unfortunately, he succumbed to his stab injuries.

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 Harsha’s death caused widespread protests

The identity of perpetrators is yet to be ascertained. After the news of Harsha’s alleged murder came out, there was widespread unrest in Shivamogga. A few incidents of stone-pelting has been reported from the district. Bikes and other vehicles have been torched.

Following the widespread protests, section 144 had been imposed in the district and the police force’s contingent has been deployed to keep the law and order situation in check. And he was cremated under the strict eye of the Rapid Action Force.

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Political attacks and counter-attacks

After widespread protests, a probe has been ordered by the Karnataka Government. But till now, no accused has been arrested so far. During the investigation though it came to light that the deceased has received severe death threats prior to his brutal killing.

CM Basavaraj Bommai while appealing for maintenance of peace said,  “ An investigation is on and those responsible for this will be arrested at the earliest. Police officials have been instructed to maintain law and order and I request people to also stay calm.”

Whereas Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra has claimed that the victim’s murder was not related to the Hijab Row. Former CM Siddaramaiah demanded Home Minister Araga Jnanendra’s resignation and issued a tweet demanding capital punishment for the murderers of the Bajrang Dal activist.

Karnataka minister Eshwarappa alleged that Muslim goons were involved in the murder and accused Congress’s DK Shivakumar of ‘provocating the Muslim goons’.

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Freedom of Expression only for ‘Liberals’

 The one after the other brutal murders of people belonging to the Hindu community advocate that ‘Freedom of Expression’ is a right of Liberals.

The ‘freedom of expression’ is the most advocated postulate of the Liberals. It finds its spot everywhere from social media to courtrooms.

But the Freedom of Expression ceases to be a fundamental right when the speaker is a ‘Hindu’.

Hindus are being stabbed to death in states like West Bengal, Kerala, Karnataka for merely voicing their opinions and this needs immediate attention.

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Comments 3

  1. kuday says:
    4 years ago

    Because of BJPs central government not taking tough action on the anti national elements these security issues and loss of Hindu life is happening repeatedly and just in last 60 days there are 12 people of Hindus have been killed minorities and BJP must stop playing secular and soft corner and learn a lesson from Canada, how they diffused the Truckers protest in matter of days instead of dragging it for years as in the case of Farmers protests and months of Shaheen Bagh protests in India.
    Modi, BJP has become very weak and spinless and if BJP can’t provide safety and security to Hindus they must resign and give way to others who can do the right job. Central governments lack of interest to provide security to Hindus will lead to social unrest as you have seen in this news article and act like Indira Gandhi to stop Hindu killings or Hindus will teach a lesson to the Modi and BJP.
    Also stop taking United Nations stupid, biased and useless comments seriously and if needed get out of UN for good of the nation.

    #HinduLivesMatter

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  2. Anon says:
    4 years ago

    The only solution is to neutralise and eliminate at least 10 times the number of momin terrorists by entering their homes. Why is this so difficult? Why can’t this be done? Hindus are cowards and expect the police and the law to take action, which will never happen. Hindus need to take immediate retaliatory action on a massive scale and instill fear in the hearts of momin terrorists. This is the only way of tackling this problem.

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    • Kuday says:
      4 years ago

      For past 70 years Hindus were blind sided by Congress, communist and other left wing parties by teaching wrong history in school books, feeding Pseudo secularism, controlling judiciary, educational institutes, govt administration and every branch of the nation and by the time Hindus slowly woke up, everything has turned against the Hindus and while BJP began with slogan of fixing 70 years of wrongs and to some extent they did, but as soon as BJP got two successive terms of the rule, they too silently started adapting and looking for a validation from Pseudo secularism gangs and succumbed to left wings relentless attacks while Hindus continued to hope for safety and security from BJP which never happened and worst part is BJP couldn’t save their own party worked killed in the hands of opposition political parties in west Bengal and Kerala.
      Now experiencing the spinless BJP situation, Hindus are slowly getting realizing that nobody in this world will protect Hindus unless they stand and defend themselves and once Hindus also realize that judiciary also have no balls and won’t them as a last resort they will start defending themselves.

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