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Opportunist politicians encouraged Hindutva in the UK - Vimarsana News

Opportunist politicians encouraged Hindutva in the UK

Contrary to media reports that Leicester violence erupted following a Cricket match between India and Pakistan, locals say that sectarian tension had been building up for quite some time. Many blame it on the new arrivals in the city of Indians, who are alleged to have brought with them the Hindutva ideology of hate

Hindus and Muslims Violently Clash in Great Britain - Vimarsana News

Hindus and Muslims Violently Clash in Great Britain

(CNS News) – Since last month’s cricket match between Pakistan and India, mobs of Muslims and Hindus have engaged in violent clashes in cities throughout the United Kingdom, causing community leaders to call for peace between the two groups.

Hindus and Muslims Violently Clash in Great Britain - Vimarsana News

Hindus and Muslims Violently Clash in Great Britain

(CNS News) – Since last month’s cricket match between Pakistan and India, mobs of Muslims and Hindus have engaged in violent clashes in cities throughout the United Kingdom, causing community leaders to call for peace between the two groups.

Leicester riots: How Hindutva nationalism pushed a city to the brink - Vimarsana News

Leicester riots: How Hindutva nationalism pushed a city to the brink

Street violence has sent shockwaves through Leicester's Indian community, stoking tensions between Muslims and Hindus

Leicester Hindu and Muslim leaders call for immediate end to violence | Top points - Vimarsana News

Leicester Hindu and Muslim leaders call for immediate end to violence | Top points

The Leicestershire Police arrested 47 people for their involvement in the violence in the UK's Leicestire.