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Ashok Chakra Removed From National Flag And Replaced By La ilaha illallah In Anti CAA Protests in Hyderabad [FACT CHECKED]

By Harshvardhan Sharma      01 February, 2020 09:02 PM      5 Comments

During one of the anti CAA protests in Hyderabad, a shocking visual came to light. The Ashok Chakra of the Indian National Flag was replaced with an Islamic Shahada La Ilaha Illallah which means there is no other God but allah

On the official twitter handle of The News Indian Express, Telangana (TNIE, Telangana), the following tweet was seen on Jan 04, 2020, the image of which was credited to photojournalist Vinay Madapu.

LawStreet Journal approached TNIE to verify the veracity of the image and the claim, which was confirmed as true and correct. 

The slogan La Ilaha Illallah which means there is no other God but allah is now being openly used to mock the Constitution and the revered Ashok Chakra of Indias national flag in the name of secularism by replacing it with the same Islamic Shahada that once provoked the gullible Kashmiris in January, 1990 in order to provoke them to wash their hands in blood of their own brothers in the name of Allah leading to a macabre tale of the Kashmiri pandits massacre.

The Flag Code of India, 2002 contains executive instructions issued by the Government of India. Also, in terms of Section 2 of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971 no person shall burn, mutilate, deface, defile, disfigure, destroy, trample upon or otherwise show disrespect to or bring into contempt (by words, either spoken or written, or by acts) the Indian National Flag.

Strict action must be taken to curb such instances that rip apart the country in the name of religion.



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John Doe
Feb 04, 2020

Tell her mere baap Ka nai toh there baap Ka bhi nai hai. Beakal supports of illegal immigrants..

John Doe
Feb 03, 2020

John Doe
baiju singh Feb 03, 2020

HINDUSTAN ME YE KY HO RHA H

John Doe
baiju singh Feb 03, 2020

HINDUSTAN ME YE KY HO RHA H

John Doe
V. C. Joseph Feb 03, 2020

The problems ,as we today, either political or otherwise, are due to over freedom being availed by some section of the society than what is needed under the frame work of democracy. Need to draw a line of control over it, else the whole system of governance will be jeopardised.

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