After Gujarat, Kanpur posters to hamper peace appears in city too

 

 

 

In recent days, posters bearing the slogan ‘I Love Mohammed’ have been put up in several districts across India, allegedly inciting communal tension. Violent demonstrations have been reported in Gujarat and a case was registered in Kanpur following similar incidents. In continuation of these events, similar posters appeared in Naya Mohalla and Hanumantal areas of Jabalpur. Allegedly put up by members of a particular community, these posters were seen as an attempt to disturb public peace. In response, Hindu Seva Parishad organized a protest at Shri Hanuman Mandir, where posters stating “I Love Shri Ram” were displayed in opposition.

 

A complaint was also lodged at Omti Police Station, and after police intervention, the controversial posters were removed. The organization stated that such actions, especially during the sacred Navratri festival, were deliberate attempts to disrupt the celebrations, an act the Hindu Seva Parishad would not tolerate. During the protest, Hindu Seva Parishad, State President, Atul Jeswani, Nikhil Kanojia, Gorav Sahu, Dheeraj Gyanchandani, Abhishek Ahirwar, Ajay Gupta, Ashish Soni, Vishal Chouhan and Ankit Vishwakarma and others were present.