Posted on 04/14/2017 1:17:09 PM PDT by heterosupremacist
A 23-year-old student of Abdul Wali Khan University, Mardan was killed and another seriously injured by a vigilante mob for allegedly “publishing blasphemous content online”, local police said Thursday.
The incident occurred within the university premises. The campus was shut down following the incident until further notice and its hostels vacated to avoid a further escalation of violence.
At least 45 people had been arrested in connection with the incident by Thursday evening, according to Mardan District Police Officer Dr Mian Saeed.
No case had been filed against the two students prior to the incident and police had not been investigating the two on blasphemy charges.
The mob instead seems to have been incited by rumours circulating among the university’s student body.
Mardan’s Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police Mohammad Alam Shinwari said the deceased student, Mashal, had been accused of running Facebook pages “which allegedly published blasphemous content”.
He was attacked by a large group of students and appears to have succumbed to a gunshot wound, the DIG said.
“The charged students then wanted to burn his body,” Shinwari said, before police intervened.
An eyewitness at the scene of the incident said Mashal and Abdullah, two Mass Communication students, were attacked because they were believed to be “promoting the Ahmadi faith on Facebook”.
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Muslims killing Muslims. Nothing bad can come of this.
Cool. The Fat Boy comes with built in arm rests.
Good description of Ahmadis in BBC :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8711026.stm
BBC: Who Are The Ahmadi?
EXCERPTS< MORE AT LINK
Ghulam Ahmad - who was born in the town of Qadian in Punjab - "based his convictions on the belief that Muslim religion and society had deteriorated to the point where divinely inspired reforms were needed." ……………..
According to Islam and the Ahmadiyya Jamaat, by Simon Valentine, the movement stresses non-violence and tolerance of other faiths.
If someone wants to “set you up” fraudulently on social
media, they can get it done.
Bloody savages!
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