The Kairana peace march, which reportedly took place on Tuesday, was poorly covered by the media though Amar Ujala took note of it. Twitter pic |
June 15, 2016, NewsCrunch
The day BJP’s fact finding committee visited Kairana, a photo showing a peace march of different religious leaders in the village, went viral.
The photo shows a crowd of peace marchers following Hindu, Muslim and Jain religious leaders. There are two Hindu swamijis, a Jain monk and a Muslim maulvi all walking holding hands.
The peace march, which reportedly took place on Tuesday, was poorly covered by the media though Amar Ujala took note of it. Many hailed the photo as a sign of religious harmony in Kairana.
The photo, which was buzzing through the day, picked up pace and went viral in the afternoon, following reports of BJP’s fact finding committee visiting the troubled village.
Kairana has been on the boil after the local MP Hukum Singh compiled a list of Hindu families which had allegedly left the village due to communal tension. The list was challenged by both media and local officials as inaccurate prompting him to make a retreat on Tuesday.
But the fact finding committee, which had been announced by BJP president Amit Shah earlier, went ahead with their programme and spoke to a few Hindu families and local officials on the issue of forced migration.
Critics of BJP allege that the party is raking up a controversy in Kairana to polarise voters ahead of the crucial UP elections.
The day BJP’s fact finding committee visited Kairana, a photo showing a peace march of different religious leaders in the village, went viral.
The photo shows a crowd of peace marchers following Hindu, Muslim and Jain religious leaders. There are two Hindu swamijis, a Jain monk and a Muslim maulvi all walking holding hands.
The peace march, which reportedly took place on Tuesday, was poorly covered by the media though Amar Ujala took note of it. Many hailed the photo as a sign of religious harmony in Kairana.
The photo, which was buzzing through the day, picked up pace and went viral in the afternoon, following reports of BJP’s fact finding committee visiting the troubled village.
Kairana has been on the boil after the local MP Hukum Singh compiled a list of Hindu families which had allegedly left the village due to communal tension. The list was challenged by both media and local officials as inaccurate prompting him to make a retreat on Tuesday.
But the fact finding committee, which had been announced by BJP president Amit Shah earlier, went ahead with their programme and spoke to a few Hindu families and local officials on the issue of forced migration.
Critics of BJP allege that the party is raking up a controversy in Kairana to polarise voters ahead of the crucial UP elections.
The Kairana peace march, which reportedly took place on Tuesday, was poorly covered by the media though Amar Ujala took note of it. Twitter pic |
In troubled Kairana, a peace march photo goes viral
@BJP4India@narendramodi@AmitShah Communalism not always the answer.. #Kairanahttps://t.co/OH0fYOGClE— Sethu (@playtheonetwo) June 15, 2016
Peaceful people protesting #Kairana#BJP probing !! Its not only #Muslims but #Hindus as well !! #KairanaExoduspic.twitter.com/VGHo8TyeGs— υмαιя ¢αяєѕ (@omindsin) June 15, 2016
RT Komal_Indian: This one's from a peace rally at #Kairana !— MufflerMan (@mufflermanarmy) June 15, 2016
A tight slap to riot wing hate mongers ! pic.twitter.com/Vkf62GPoxp 56
#Kairana All community Respective Personality came together and expose @BJP4India rumor about there Village pic.twitter.com/Hf8PG7YHOs— ANIL GALGALI (@ANILGALGALIRTI) June 15, 2016
#Kairana U.P.— Md Sabahat Ali (@mdsabahatali3) June 15, 2016
Stop dividing us for ur vote bank.
A Local Peace Rally by both communities,
media will never show 👇 pic.twitter.com/HA8QFH3p7h
Amar Ujala covered Unity March in #Kairana, #bZeepNews Hindu Exodus in STUDIO! #BanZeeNews#MediaLiesOnKairanapic.twitter.com/jPpyfySVxM— Samar (@Samar_Anarya) June 15, 2016