Indecency with Kashmiris in Lucknow, Goods thrown in Gomti Nagar

TIL Desk/National/Lucknow/ Once a shameful incident has come to the fore in the capital Lucknow. An inhuman incident has happened with the people who come from Kashmir to Lucknow and earn their living by selling dry fruits. Four to five unknown people came in a car and threw all their belongings in the Gomti river. Kashmiri youth set up shop at 1090 Gandhi Setu. When the local people surrounded the accused, the accused fled leaving the vehicle. Police reached the spot and took the vehicle into custody. Even before this, a Kashmiri shopkeeper was beaten up in Lucknow.

Kashmiri youths selling dry fruits in the capital were thrashed by car riders. His goods worth lakhs were thrown into the river Gomti. Kashmiri youths allege that they come from Kashmir to earn money to pay their college fees, but people are not allowing them to do so. On the other hand, according to the police, this matter was between two customers, one of whom threw the goods of these youths.

On the other hand, Hazratganj Inspector told that Kashmiri youths were selling goods on Gomti Bandhe. There was some dispute between an advocate present there and the youths in the car. In which the youths in the car had thrown the bags of the Kashmiri youths into the river. The car has been seized and a search is on for those who threw the same.