Indore: A video in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, is currently part of the discussion. In fact, a 25-year-old man selling bangles was beaten up here and the video of his beating is going viral on social media. The incident is said to have taken place last Sunday, 22nd August. The incident took place in the Banganga area of Govind Nagar. Meanwhile, a crowd of thousands of people angry over the incident gathered outside Kotwali police station and demanded action against the accused following which police have registered a case against the unidentified accused. Kumar Biswas has now responded to the whole issue.

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Yes, in fact, he has tweeted. The tweet also contains the video and reads, "If these dozens of people surround a bangles seller and take a beating, then go to the border and show their strength to the enemy? Hopefully, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, you will not remain silent on this open chaos. The laws are traitors of any religion/religion that goes against the Constitution. The law should be applicable to all. The youth seen in the video has been identified as 25-year-old Taslim, who was beaten mercilessly by a mob of men in the Banganga area. Unidentified men also reportedly hurled religious abuses at the victim. Just a few days ago, something similar happened in the Bombay market.

Here, vegetable sellers belonging to the Valmiki community and two of his minor relatives were beaten up. Talking about the video that is currently going viral, the victim says he was selling bangles in the Banganga area when the accused attacked him. The victim in his complaint to the police said, 'The accused first asked my name and started beating me after dialing my name, they also robbed me of Rs 10,000 and also broke the bangles and other materials I was carrying. In this case, Planet Minister Narottam Mishra says that the bangles seller had given his Hindu name.

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