Car blown up in Muharram procession… BJP MLA demands NSA, says – If this is not terrorism then what is it?

A video of a dangerous stunt is going viral during the Muharram procession in Badnagar area of ​​Ujjain district of Madhya Pradesh. Now BJP MLA has demanded imposition of Rasuka in this matter. MLA Rameshwar Sharma called it a well-planned conspiracy. He said that the accused should be booked under sections of Attempt to Murder. ⁠He said that a similar vehicle was blasted outside the Red Fort in Delhi. ⁠What did they want to show with this blast?

MLA Sharma said that this is not a normal incident, rather, it was a well-planned conspiracy which was planned by these people in advance. He said that if pieces of the vehicle, glass or fire had fallen on people after the blast, then who would have been responsible? The MLA said that people should be asked from where to bring gunpowder for the blast? He said, “I demand from the police that they should be booked under NSA and a case of attempt to murder should be registered and the matter should be investigated strictly. What did he mean by he said, ‘Come back again’? Had they come to carry out the blast or were they terrorists? What had you come back to do?

This incident happened in Badnagar on 24th June

A video from Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh is going viral on social media. In this video, during the Muharram procession, a car was lifted about 40 feet by a crane. Then it was “blasted away”. This incident took place on June 24 in Badnagar area of ​​Ujjain. Now a police case has been registered against four people in this matter. Officials say that this dangerous act was done as a competition between local Akharas, so that crowd could be gathered and attention could be drawn on social media.

According to the police, a Muharram procession was being taken out from Adan area of ​​Badnagar when this stunt was done in front of a huge crowd of people. The car, which had “Take it back” written on it, was lifted up with a crane. Two youths in the car were waving red flags, when the smoke, sparks and broken glass created a scene as if there had been a massive explosion. Posters of “Shere Adan Akhara” were also seen on the spot.