Badlega India
Minority Muslims always complain about discriminatory behavior they face in India, same thing happened in Pakistan with minority Hindu. This might seem like a sweeping statement but that’s what the individual stories depict, for instance, the assault on Yunus Sheikh in Latur, Maharashtra or the fresh case of attack on a 80-year-old Hindu Gokul Das in Pakistan.
Gokal Das, poor and old man was beaten up which left him bleeding for something so unimportant but not for the inhumane cop who beat him, as eating rice outside his house 40 minutes before the specific time to break the fast.
The policeman, identified as Ali Hassan, has been arrested per the tweet of Pakistan’s former PM Benazir Butto’s daughter, Bakhtawar Bhutto, as per Indiatimes reports.
A policeman in #Ghotki beat up an elderly Hindu man 4 eating before iftar. The policeman has been arrested #ZeroTolerance #Justice4GokalDas
— Bakhtawar B-Zardari (@BakhtawarBZ) June 11, 2016
Well, I reckon the hunger and thirst in the policeman, who was clearly out of his tiny mind and could not bear the Roza, led him to take the extreme measure. Miyan, if you cannot tolerate fasting, why fast at all and transcend the basic values of humanity that fasting should instil in you?
Moreover, there is a shocking law imposed by Pakistan’s dictator Zia-ul-Haq called Ehtiram-e-Ramadan meaning respect for Ramadan which makes it illegal for anyone, regardless of their religion, to eat or drink in public during fasting hours of Ramadan.
Social Media instantly became the platform for people to voice their agitation against this cruel injustice. Instrument of Empowerment snaps out rage against the cop and asks for justice for Gokul Das.
If our law justifies ban on public eating during roza; then beef ban in India & hijab ban in France are also justified. #apartheid
— Nudrrat Khawaja (@NudrratKhawaja) June 11, 2016
I have started this campaing for #GokalDas, police brutality victim in #Pakistan, plz #donate & share. https://t.co/esBQRZ37IN via @gofundme
— Asim Yousafzai, Ph.D (@asimusafzai) June 12, 2016





