London: There has been an atmosphere of panic in Leicester, England after Muslim fundamentalists attacked Hindus and temples. This was revealed by Henry Jackson's research fellow Charlotte Littlewood during a conversation with GB News. He has told that Hindu families in Leicester are forced to live in fear. Not only this, 9 Hindu families have migrated from here due to fundamentalists. Due to the terror of radical Muslims there, they are no longer able to put Hindu symbols outside their homes.
Littlewood told the news channel anchor that Hindus in Leicester were living in panic. They are not even being allowed to put Hindu symbols outside their homes. 9 Hindu families have migrated due to fear. Littlewood said in the 5.22-minute video (from 50 seconds to 1.51 minutes), "We saw how radical people took to the streets and raised slogans against Hindus. Such a large number of people protested against Hindu Indians. Hindus are very scared of this.'' Giving information related to this matter, she told the news channel (between 4.05 and 5.10 minutes), "The fundamentalists were called for the violence we saw on the streets in Leicester. We ourselves saw around 200 people taking to the streets. More than half of these were called from outside Leicester.''
Littlewood further said, 'Now come to social media, thousands of posts were made on this violence from many social media handles. They were asked to cut Hindus, even to wipe them out.' She said that, in the post, it was being said, 'Just as they wiped out Hindus from Kashmir, do it here too. Crush/suppress these (Hindu) dogs.'
Littlewood said it was very sad to see such messages appearing again and again. She categorically stated that all this was undoubtedly done in a planned manner by the Islamic fundamentalist group. All of them were led by radical influencers who have millions of subscribers on YouTube. These people were calling people from their community Leicester. The Indian High Commission in London could be their next target.
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