Hijab case petitioner’s brother attacked by Hindutva mob in Karnataka

UDUPI (KMS) – One of the solicitors within the hijab case within the Karnataka Tall Court, Hazra Shifa, has said that a Hindutva horde assaulted her brother, and destroyed their property.

“My brother was brutally assaulted by a swarm. Fair since I proceed to stand for My Hijab which is My Right. Our property was demolished as well. Why ?? Can’t I request my right? Who will be their following casualty? I request activity to be taken against the Sangh Parivar goons, ”Shifa tweeted.

My brother was brutally attacked by a mob. Just because I continue to stand for My #Hijab which is MY RIGHT. Our property were ruined as well. Why?? Can’t I demand my right? Who will be their next victim? I demand action to be taken against the Sangh Parivar goons. @UdupiPolice

— Hazra Shifa (@hazra_shifa) February 21, 2022

As per Shifa, her 20-year-old brother, Saif, is conceded to Hitech Clinic in Udupi. Reports said the window glasses of the family-run eatery in adjacent Malpe was broken within the occurrence on Monday night.

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