Muslim families plan to leave Sangli village, protest at High Court after attack by Hindu group | Pune News
On June 7, Muslims families from Aarla village in Sangli District, Maharashtra, packed up their belongings and made their way to the Kolhapur Bench of the Bombay High Court. They planned to sit outside the court to protest an alleged lack of police action after an attack by a mob associated with the radical Hindu organisation Shri Shivpratishthan Hindustan on their family members in April. Their march to the Bombay High Court bench was stopped by authorities who promised action within eight days. However, the family alleged that written assurances given by the police have not been met as yet, and plan to march to the High Court again. The attack The Dange family was attacked after a petty dispute at their chicken shop in Aarla village on April 28. A group of men from the neighbouring village of Padali had come to a spot near Aarla for a party. They bought chicken from Hussain Dange’s shop and also requested a pot, lid, and ladle to cook the food. While returning the vessels, the ladle …
