Sangh parviar attack youth at Bantwal


Team Udayavani, Mar 21, 2018, 10:34 AM IST

Bantwal: Youth were attacked by Sangh Parivar activists for going on a picnic with girls belonging to a different community.

The victims, Irfan and Nazim are residents of BC road.

It has been reported that, Irfan who rides a rickshaw used to drop college girls to their tuition classes. On Monday, the girls after their tuition went to picnic to Karinja hill in Irfan’s rickshaw. They were accompanied by Nazim.

The girls were allegedly clicking selfies with the youth, when Sangh Parivar activists attacked them. Irfan and Nazim were physically assaulted and handed over to the police.

The incident has gone viral on social media.

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