I just spoke to sources in Leicester. The situation for Hindus in the area is far worse than what meets the eye. Working on a story with as much video evidence as possible.

Dear Hindus of #Leicester, stay strong.

My first report.

Leicester violence by Islamists against Hindus: How religious symbols were used to identify and target Hindus by Muslim mobs

#LeicesterBurning #Leicester #HindusUnderAttackInUK

https://t.co/XM6EHqBtta
OpIndia report from earlier today.

Chants of ‘Death to Muslims’: How wild allegations by Leicester Police Chief endangered the lives of the Hindu community

#Leicester #LeicesterBurning #HindusUnderAttackInUK

https://t.co/yFMR7YmZRZ
Another report from OpIndia where we track the trajectory and main misinformation campaigns that triggered violence against Hindus.

#Leicester #LeicesterBurning #HindusUnderAttackInUK

https://t.co/BwtepBh0D1
There is a lot of unpack and report as far as the #Leicester violence against Hindus is concerned. The Islamists have run a coordinated campaign and muddied the water with false assertions. Over the next two days, OpIndia will follow the story and ensure all facts are out.
I am currently collating and analysing the several, several videos I have received from Hindus in Leicester. I am also going through a lot of other information and talking to more individuals who are in Leicester currently. More soon 🙏
How “journalists” fueled an incorrect, dangerous narrative against Hindus.

The Guardian’s Aina Khan invokes ‘RSS’ in Leicester violence where Islamists attacked Hindu community, shows how Ummah trumps facts

An excellent article by @nirwamehta

https://t.co/wyAgztpRrg

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