Scarred and wounded ,Assam riot victims flock overcrowded relief camps

kashif_nazeer

~~~Alhamdulillah~~~
:salam2:

Anti muslim riots taking place in eastern part of India,many muslims killed and driven out by BODO militants/terrorists lets all remember ummah in our duas and do what we can for them.
Cannot paste the news for some reason...Please read the news at the following>> link

:wasalam:
 

Seeking Allah's Mercy

Qul HuwaAllahu Ahud!
Asalamo`Alaykum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Baraakaatuh,

I don't know but, I sometime have this wiswaas as if they are testing the waters. As if to see what the reaction is going to be if they start killing the Muslims openly. This is sickening.

May Allaah have mercy on the condition of the Ummah.
 

ilyas_eh

Used to be active here!
This is what a hindu terriorist dared to post on his fb page.

"Those who think to repeat Godhra case, must remember Gujrat (Gujrat Muslims' genocide) in their heart, though belated, Hindu is getting awaken, and getting awaken as a Monster..
More than 10 Thousand Bangladeshi Muslims' were sent to their Allah (in Assam India )and Just a little ago, more than 300 Bangladeshi Muslim Dogs were burnt by Petrol.
Bodo Rebels emerged as protectors of Bodo Aboriginals."
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may Allah curse be upon them. may He destroy His enemies mentally and physically. may He destroy these filthy dogs' families as they destroyed ours.
may Allah's help reach the innocent muslims of Syria, Assam, Burma, Palestine, Philippines, Bosnia, Chechnya and elsewhere where our brothers are tortured just for saying la ilaha illa Allah. may Allah unite this ummah. may He remove the fake and coward rulers of our lands and those who support them from authority.
 

ilyas_eh

Used to be active here!
Here is the article from the link.


In Makhanguri village, a settlement of mostly below poverty line (BPL) Muslim families in Chirang district, Amena Begum, 47, was a rich woman. The six tin-roof huts she owned were her neighbours' envy. Today, she has lost all six of them, her only son Sanwar Ali and her mental balance.

On July 22, she was waiting for Sanwar at lunch around 2 pm. Instead of her son, his body came home. The 30-year-old was shot dead while he was tilling their field for the next crop. Amena's houses were burnt and she, along with her daughter-in-law and grandson, fled to save their lives. They spent the night hiding in a jungle and were rescued the next day by the Muslims of nearby Howraguri village.

Now staying in a cramped primary school campus with 2,500 others, Amena asks everyone she meets to bring back her son. Her one-and-a-half year old grandson is pestering his mother Aminnusa Khatun, 24, for food, only to get a blank stare from her. The 'rich' family doesn't know where the next meal will come from.

With their homes, vehicles and livestock gone, the men in the relief camp look devastated while women cry inconsolably. The government has sent 100 kg rice and 70 kg dal for the 2,500 people living without any sanitation facility and medical care.

"We have been asking the officials to send more relief material but they pay no heed. Some of us got together and invited some private doctors to the camps and bought medicines. People are starving here, but no government official has come to visit us," said Zakir Ahmed, who is from Ballamguri village.

In a Bodo relief camp, Sushila Bodo, 22, from Khujuramguri village, is going through a similar ordeal.

On a breezy July 22 afternoon, Sushila was thinking of a name for the child she was expecting any moment, when she saw smoke emanating from the neighbouring Chourabari village, a Muslim settlement. By evening, fearing retaliation from the people of Chourabari, Sushila and her ailing in-laws fled home and sought shelter in a relief camp at Malipara village five km away. Her husband Peon Bodo, 25, is a daily wage earner in Guwahati.

On July 23, Sushila gave birth to a baby boy in the relief camp without any medical care and amid strangers. A visibly weak Sushila needs immediate medical attention but she knows that's a luxury for her. Her main concern is the next meal for herself and her in-laws. The only consolation is that her home still remains intact.

As one travels to the villages across Chirang, where violence has spilled over from Kokrajhar, a contrasting picture emerges. Both Bodo and Muslim villages are deserted. But while Muslim settlements have been torched, there was little evidence of violence in the Bodo villages. Most Bodos have taken shelter in relief camps fearing retribution.

There are indicators that the clash could be a well thought-out plan to drive out Muslims from the Bodoland Territorial Areas District (BTAD). While not a single soul could be found in Basarbari and Bhelatol villages, it was business as usual in adjacent Batabari. Barring three Muslim homes, no house was touched there. "We knew we are safe," said Manoranjan Barman, a farmer in Batabari.

"The attackers knew where exactly the Muslims are. The idea is not to kill us but to drive us out," says Saiful Haq, 28, president of Bijni unit of All-BTAD Minority Students Union.

A senior Congress MLA agreed. "The Bodos don't want non-Bodos in their land. Soon they will restart their agitation for a separate Bodoland and there will be none to oppose inside their territory," he said
 

kashif_nazeer

~~~Alhamdulillah~~~
Asalamo`Alaykum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Baraakaatuh,

I don't know but, I sometime have this wiswaas as if they are testing the waters. As if to see what the reaction is going to be if they start killing the Muslims openly. This is sickening.

May Allaah have mercy on the condition of the Ummah.

Wa 'alaikumassalam warahmatullahi ta'ala wabarakatuhu,
Sabr insha'Allah."Alaa inna nasrallahi qareeb"Ameen to your duas sister.


This is what a hindu terriorist dared to post on his fb page.

"Those who think to repeat Godhra case, must remember Gujrat (Gujrat Muslims' genocide) in their heart, though belated, Hindu is getting awaken, and getting awaken as a Monster..
More than 10 Thousand Bangladeshi Muslims' were sent to their Allah (in Assam India )and Just a little ago, more than 300 Bangladeshi Muslim Dogs were burnt by Petrol.
Bodo Rebels emerged as protectors of Bodo Aboriginals."
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

may Allah curse be upon them. may He destroy His enemies mentally and physically. may He destroy these filthy dogs' families as they destroyed ours.
may Allah's help reach the innocent muslims of Syria, Assam, Burma, Palestine, Philippines, Bosnia, Chechnya and elsewhere where our brothers are tortured just for saying la ilaha illa Allah. may Allah unite this ummah. may He remove the fake and coward rulers of our lands and those who support them from authority.

Yes akhee,I saw that and what was more disgusting were the deluge of comments that followed this post which consisted wholly of non muslim ( H ) people echoing the same sentiment and supporting this post,it was really shocking and disgusting to read how so many people were in support of a muslim genocide.
Ameen to your duas bhai summa ameen.


Here is the article from the link.


In Makhanguri village, a settlement of mostly below poverty line (BPL) Muslim families in Chirang district, Amena Begum, 47, was a rich woman. The six tin-roof huts she owned were her neighbours' envy. Today, she has lost all six of them, her only son Sanwar Ali and her mental balance.

On July 22, she was waiting for Sanwar at lunch around 2 pm. Instead of her son, his body came home. The 30-year-old was shot dead while he was tilling their field for the next crop. Amena's houses were burnt and she, along with her daughter-in-law and grandson, fled to save their lives. They spent the night hiding in a jungle and were rescued the next day by the Muslims of nearby Howraguri village.

Now staying in a cramped primary school campus with 2,500 others, Amena asks everyone she meets to bring back her son. Her one-and-a-half year old grandson is pestering his mother Aminnusa Khatun, 24, for food, only to get a blank stare from her. The 'rich' family doesn't know where the next meal will come from.

With their homes, vehicles and livestock gone, the men in the relief camp look devastated while women cry inconsolably. The government has sent 100 kg rice and 70 kg dal for the 2,500 people living without any sanitation facility and medical care.

"We have been asking the officials to send more relief material but they pay no heed. Some of us got together and invited some private doctors to the camps and bought medicines. People are starving here, but no government official has come to visit us," said Zakir Ahmed, who is from Ballamguri village.

In a Bodo relief camp, Sushila Bodo, 22, from Khujuramguri village, is going through a similar ordeal.

On a breezy July 22 afternoon, Sushila was thinking of a name for the child she was expecting any moment, when she saw smoke emanating from the neighbouring Chourabari village, a Muslim settlement. By evening, fearing retaliation from the people of Chourabari, Sushila and her ailing in-laws fled home and sought shelter in a relief camp at Malipara village five km away. Her husband Peon Bodo, 25, is a daily wage earner in Guwahati.

On July 23, Sushila gave birth to a baby boy in the relief camp without any medical care and amid strangers. A visibly weak Sushila needs immediate medical attention but she knows that's a luxury for her. Her main concern is the next meal for herself and her in-laws. The only consolation is that her home still remains intact.

As one travels to the villages across Chirang, where violence has spilled over from Kokrajhar, a contrasting picture emerges. Both Bodo and Muslim villages are deserted. But while Muslim settlements have been torched, there was little evidence of violence in the Bodo villages. Most Bodos have taken shelter in relief camps fearing retribution.

There are indicators that the clash could be a well thought-out plan to drive out Muslims from the Bodoland Territorial Areas District (BTAD). While not a single soul could be found in Basarbari and Bhelatol villages, it was business as usual in adjacent Batabari. Barring three Muslim homes, no house was touched there. "We knew we are safe," said Manoranjan Barman, a farmer in Batabari.

"The attackers knew where exactly the Muslims are. The idea is not to kill us but to drive us out," says Saiful Haq, 28, president of Bijni unit of All-BTAD Minority Students Union.

A senior Congress MLA agreed. "The Bodos don't want non-Bodos in their land. Soon they will restart their agitation for a separate Bodoland and there will be none to oppose inside their territory," he said

:jazaak: for posting this brother.
 

Seeking Allah's Mercy

Qul HuwaAllahu Ahud!
Wa 'alaikumassalam warahmatullahi ta'ala wabarakatuhu,
Sabr insha'Allah."Alaa inna nasrallahi qareeb"Ameen to your duas sister.

Beautiful word, this sabr.

Yes akhee,I saw that and what was more disgusting were the deluge of comments that followed this post which consisted wholly of non muslim ( H ) people echoing the same sentiment and supporting this post,it was really shocking and disgusting to read how so many people were in support of a muslim genocide.
Ameen to your duas bhai summa ameen.
I don't see why it was shocking. Allaah already tells us in the Qur'an that the hate they have stored in their hearts against us, is much much more than what they show.
 

kashif_nazeer

~~~Alhamdulillah~~~
I don't see why it was shocking. Allaah already tells us in the Qur'an that the hate they have stored in their hearts against us, is much much more than what they show.

Sister,I was shocked because I never thought so many people would be in favor of a genocide and rejoice at the brutality of killings.To me it was shocking that any human being can be like that and they call us terrorists.
 
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