Several isolated incidents were reported in Indian states on Wednesday during Eid Milad-un-Nabi processions. In Ankola town of Karnataka’s Karwar district, police arrested Mohammad Raja Akbar Ali, a resident of Vithalghat in Krishnapur, after allegations that he brought and displayed a Palestinian flag at a procession. Deputy Superintendent of Police Girish said legal action had been taken against him.
A similar incident was reported in Islampur district in West Bengal, where a Palestinian flag was displayed during a procession. West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari said in a post on X that police had seized two foreign flags across the state during Eid celebrations. Police filed FIRs against those accused in connection with the incidents.
In Badaun, Uttar Pradesh, allegations were also raised over singing and displaying weapons during a Muslim procession that included children. A video reportedly showed some Muslim men and a child sitting atop a moving vehicle, waving knives and singing. The source says Indian law contains no specific provision or ban treating the display of a friendly country’s flag, such as Palestine’s, as a crime.
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