Wanted Cow Protector at Centre of Communal Violence in Nuh
Monu Manesar, a self-proclaimed cow protector and wanted man, is at the centre of the communal violence that has erupted in Nuh, Haryana. Manesar is accused of making inflammatory speeches and videos, including one in which he can be seen brandishing a gun and threatening to kill those who harm cows.
The violence in Nuh began on Monday, August 8, 2023, after a rally organized by Hindutva groups in the town. Manesar was reportedly scheduled to attend the rally, but he ultimately did not show up. However, his supporters took to the streets after the rally and started attacking Muslims. The violence has left at least 10 people dead and several others injured.
The police have been unable to arrest Manesar so far. He is reportedly still absconding in the Mewat region. However, the police have arrested several of his associates.
The violence in Nuh has highlighted the growing tensions between Hindus and Muslims in the region. Manesar's case is also a reminder of the dangers of hate speech and the need to take action against those who spread it.
In an interview with the BBC, Manesar denied that he was responsible for the violence. He said that he was only trying to protect cows and that he had been framed by the police. However, the people of Nuh say that Manesar is a dangerous man who is inciting violence. They demand that the police arrest him and bring him to justice.
The violence in Nuh is a reminder of the need for peace and tolerance in India. It is important to remember that all religious groups have the right to live in peace and harmony. We must all work together to create a society where everyone is safe and respected, regardless of their religion.
