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In an emotional interview with FoEJ Media, a devastated father shared, "My child had gone to graze the goats, and they beat him and captured him; he did nothing wrong." The violent clash in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, has tragically affected innocent children as well. The distress these children endure and the chilling circumstances surrounding their families are evident in the footage captured by FoEJ Media. From the harrowing detention of innocent children to their ongoing denial for release, these young ones have become victims of relentless attacks. This video highlights the pain and helplessness experienced by these families and showcases the suffering of innocent children, revealing the horrific impact of the violence.
BREAKING | “They Beat My Child and Captured Him”| Bahraich Violence
Jalaluddin’s voice trembles as he recalls the night of terror in #Bahraich. His wooden cart, a lifeline for his family, was engulfed in flames. They shattered his TV, ripped away his gas cylinder, and even took his sheep. These were not just items; they were symbols of his survival. He and his family managed to escape, but the emotional scars remain. The violence he faced is a chilling reminder of the growing tide of Islamophobia that threatens the very existence of many #Muslims in India today. In this haunting tale, the weight of being targeted is as heavy as the loss itself. #bahraichviolence
"Surviving Bahraich: Jalaluddin's and his stolen goats
3 Minutes in Bahraich: A Ground Report “Grab the women, strip them, and rape them.” These vile words barely scratch the surface of what we uncovered during our trip to Bahraich. Our team visited Bahraich, Maharajganj, Mahsi, and other areas deeply scarred by the violence following the killing of Gopal Mishra, who was allegedly attempting to replace a green flag at a Muslim home with a saffron one. Mainstream media has painted the conflict as a one-sided story, portraying one community as aggressors, pelting stones and driving out another. But when we visited Bahraich and spoke to the families affected by the unrest, we uncovered disturbing truths that mainstream coverage has largely ignored. From horrifying accounts of Yatris threatening women with rape, hurling children into fires, to burning homes and looting everything of value, the reality on the ground is far more complex and harrowing. Once again, as with our previous investigations, it became clear that the media narrative has been alarmingly one-sided, with few willing to dig deeper and speak to the people living this nightmare.
BREAKING | The Real story of Bahraich's unheard side | Losses and Sufferings
In a sea of survivors affected by the clashes in Bahraich, a father-son duo, Syed Ali (60) and Anwar Ali (25), have been particularly hard hit. They reported that a massive mob armed with swords, knives, sticks, and other heavy weapons stormed their area, causing widespread destruction and chaos. They alleged that the mob set fire to everything, instilling tension and fear in the vicinity. They further claimed that their belongings, including the vegetables used for their business, were burned. While speaking to FoEJ Media, Anwar Ali said, "There were 200 men; first they burned the shop, then they set the house on fire." A violent clash occurred during a Durga idol immersion procession in Bahraich on October 13 earlier this month, resulting in one death and many injuries. FoEJ Media is on the ground to uncover the truth. Join us on our journey to delve deeper into reality and reveal the hidden truth.
Bahraich Violence|"There were 200 men; they first burned the shop, then the house"|BREAKING
Kaleem, a vegetable vendor, told his traumatic experience to FoEJ, revealing how a violent mob armed with torches and weapons stormed his home and set it ablaze. The mob not only destroyed his home but also set fire to his vehicle and the vegetables belonging to him, his brothers, and three uncles. As his vehicle burned, consuming its tires and melting plastic components, the mob reportedly attempted to throw his 6-year-old daughter into the flames. Fortunately, Kaleem could protest and save her. With the clash in Bahraich, Kaleem and his family, once thriving vegetable vendors, now face a grim future without income
Bahraich Violence| Kaleem's heartbreaking Loss| Breaking
In the wake of the violence that erupted in Bahraich on October 13, many lives have been irreparably affected. One such individual is Nankau, a ration shop owner from Mauja Chandpur In a harrowing account, Nankau describes how a furious mob, armed with torches, sticks, and other weapons, descended upon his home, setting it ablaze. The devastation didn’t stop there; his business—his only source of income—was looted and destroyed. As thick smoke filled the air and flames engulfed everything in their path, Nakku's world was turned upside down, leaving him to grapple with the loss of his livelihood and happiness. Join us as we delve into Nankau's story and highlight the broader impact of the chaos in Bahraich
Breaking | Bahraich Violence| How Nanku Lost Everything | Breaking
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Manisa Khan, a resident of the same area had the same grievance. Her 70 yrs old father is too ill and she came to look after him but the bulldozer rendered them homeless & hopeless

Sariyam, wife of Rukmuddin & a neighbor of Nijri also witnessed the horror of her house getting bulldozed. 

Khatooni too lost her house in the bulldozer injustice. One of her son recently got married & everything got buried in the heap of rubble including grains and other essential
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