P'garh mosque lock broken, death threats scribbled; case filed
PRAYAGRAJ, Nov. 8 -- Tension gripped Sultanpur Bazaar under Raniganj police station area of Pratapgarh district after some unidentified miscreants allegedly broke the mosque gate's lock and scribbled death threats on the premises targeting three individuals, police said on Saturday.
Circle officer Prashant Raj Hudda said an FIR had been lodged and an investigation launched to identify those responsible for writing the threatening messages and creating unrest.
According to reports, the incident occurred on Friday night when unidentified miscreants broke the mosque gate's lock and painted the names of three locals, along with abusive remarks and threats to kill them, on a wall inside the mosque compound.
When worshipers arrived at the mosque around 5 a.m. on Saturday, they discovered the broken lock and the threatening messages bearing the names of Haider Ali, Kutunnu and Babulle. The incident caused outrage among locals, and a crowd soon gathered at the spot, staging a protest.
Police reached the scene and pacified the crowd by assuring them of prompt action. Following a complaint lodged by Haider, a case has been registered against unidentified persons....
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