Chanting 'Jai Shri Ram', Group Beats Up Muslim Youth For Going Out With Hindu Girl [VIDEO]

A Muslim youth was allegedly beaten up by Hindus outside the Bandra Railway station in Mumbai. Although the incident occurred on July 31, the video has gone viral now.

Waris Pathan, advocate and national spokesperson of the AIMIM, shared the post on Twitter on Tuesday. "An unarmed Muslim boy was mercilessly thrashed by Hindutva goons in the name of Love Jihad at Bandra station! Today we are celebrating 77 years of Independence! Our martyrs never thought that Muslims would have to see this day as well," he said on Twitter.

He demanded the cops take immediate of this incident and arrest all the goons who attacked the Muslim youth.

"Mumbai Police should take immediate cognizance of this incident and arrest all the goons who are involved in this and give them the strictest punishment so that in future no one would think 100 times before doing such an act," he added.

बांद्रा स्टेशन पर एक निहतते मुस्लिम लड़के को लव जिहाद के नाम पर हिन्दुत्ववादी गुंडों द्वारा बेरहमी से पीटा गया !

हम आज यौमे आज़ादी का ७७ साल मना रहे है !
हमारे शहीदों ने कभी सोचा नहीं था की मुसलमानों को ये दिन भी देखना पड़ेगा।

मुंबई पुलिस इस घटना का फ़ौरन संज्ञान ले और जो… pic.twitter.com/orSrNCGdHF

— Waris Pathan (@warispathan) August 15, 2023

In the viral clip, a group of people are seen assaulting the unarmed youth. The youths are heard chanting "Jai Shri Ram" and Bharat Mata Ki Jai".

In the follow-up Tweet, the AIMIM leader said, "I have been informed that this incident happened around 21/22nd July. At Bandra railway station which comes under Nirmal nagar p stn. But video was viral on social media today Then what was police doing till date,why no investigation or complaint registered by police who was present there."

The leader pointed out the Railway cop's shooting incident where he killed his senior and three Muslims.

"The terrorist act committed by Chetan singh in Jaipur-Mumbai train near Mumbai wherein he killed his senior and three Muslims was on 31 st July," he added.