boy made Slogans in the march of PFI in Coastal Alappuzha last week.
Thiruvananthapuram:
Police case registered in Kerala after a boy was seen raising hate slogans during a political rally last week. The development It came after the Kerala High Court expressed concerns about children been used in Political and religious rallies.
The accident is said to have taken place In a rally for the Popular Front of India (PFI) in Coastal Alappuzha last week. video of accident does rounds on social media shows boy sitting on shoulders of The man also launches hate slogans against people Belonging to Hindu and Christian communities in Kerala state.
“Do not patronize a new The growing generation up with religious hatred in their minds? When this child grows up up And become a pioneer, his mind wills already Be conditioned to this type of Rhetoric. Judge Gopinath said while hearing the matter on Monday.
The national A committee for protection of Child rights lobbied on Kerala Police to register the FIR, and then one Someone was arrested. The individual is descended from Erattupetta in Kottayam. It is suspected that he brought the child to the rally.
The police have also case registered against PFI District Chief Alappuzha Nawas Vandanam and District Secretary Mujib in Subject.
According to PFI officials, they had a file set of official Slogans during a rally in Alappuzha on Saturday. “This slogan was not among them. Many of workers from various The places that attended the rally. When the volunteers noticed this slogan, they prevented it from being raised. news PTI Agency.
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor condemned the incident on Twitter, saying, “The video of This is amazing event And media Kerala reports shocked. Hate speech and intimidating The logos are unfortunate regardless of The politics behind them or religion of these using With them. Sectarian opposition means sectarian opposition of All sides”.
Meanwhile, BJP leader KJ Alphons has expressed concern over growing extremism in Southern state.
“The video is so shocking. I’m not really shocked that I saw this type of something happens over 10-15 years in Kerala state. Kerala has become the largest factory for Problems. Look at the number of people who They went to Syria and Iraq.”
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