The shop was vandalised allegedly by members of a right-wing group for keeping the business open till 11 am on the day of temple opening on Oct 8.
Days after raising a vandalism complaint, the owner of a chicken shop in Belagavi, Karnataka, suffered injuries after his bike was rammed from behind in a hit-and-run incident.
Hasab Saab’s shop was vandalised allegedly by members of a right-wing group for keeping the business open till 11 am on October 8, the day temples reopened. While the Belagavi Police failed to register an FIR and held a ‘compromise’ meeting, Saab’s wife Afsana Hasan Saab Khureshi claimed the couple was threatened and asked to leave the town.
Though the incident took place on October 8, it came to light only after a video went viral on Monday.
According to sources, the right-wing group had demanded the closure of chicken shops in the area due to a temple opening, and there was no official direction from the district administration or any authority.
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