The Mewat riots in India and the recent riots in France have many similarities. Both riots were sparked by the alleged blasphemy of religious figures. In Mewat, a Muslim man was arrested for allegedly posting blasphemous content on social media. This led to protests and violence by Muslims in the region. In France, a teacher was beheaded by a Muslim extremist for showing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in class. This led to protests and violence by Muslims in France.

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In both cases, the riots were fueled by religious extremism and intolerance. The rioters in Mewat and France were motivated by a belief that their religion was being disrespected. They saw the alleged blasphemy as an attack on their faith and culture. This led them to lash out violently against those they perceived as responsible.

The Mewat riots and the recent riots in France also have similarities in terms of how they were handled by the authorities. In both cases, the governments initially tried to downplay the riots and avoid giving them attention. However, the riots quickly spiraled out of control and the authorities were forced to take action. In Mewat, the police arrested hundreds of people and imposed a curfew in the affected areas. In France, the government deployed the army to restore order.

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These riots not only have shown how quickly violence can erupt when people feel that their religion is being disrespected but also it is important for governments to take steps to prevent these types of riots from happening in the future. They need to do more to promote understanding and tolerance between different religious groups. They also need to be more proactive in responding to incidents of religious blasphemy.

In addition to the similarities, there are also some key differences between the Mewat riots and the recent riots in France. One key difference is the role of social media. In Mewat, the riots were sparked by a post on social media. This is a relatively new phenomenon, and it has made it easier for people to spread inflammatory content and incite violence. In France, the riots were not sparked by a post on social media. However, social media was used to spread misinformation and propaganda about the riots, which made it more difficult to contain the violence.

Another key difference is the response of the international community. The Mewat riots received relatively little attention from the international community. However, the recent riots in France have received widespread attention. This is partly because France is a Western country, and partly because the riots were more violent than the Mewat riots. The international attention has put pressure on the French government to take action, and it has also led to calls for greater understanding and tolerance between different religious groups.

My view-

Mewat - the recent incident has without a doubt responded to this inquiry; Well, such a lot of outrage for whom, Hindus? Muslim( Minor people group ) Were getting ready to go after Hindus, they consumed vehicles, and engine vehicles and went after Hindus on Brajmandal Yatra, is it a wrongdoing to proceed with Hindu ceremonies? The same got happened in france also, but it is quite disgusting how muslim people are taking everything from a different approach as their religion told them to do so. This shows lack of education among these fools. Nuh gets seriously affected from these people.

Has there at any point been stone pelting on occasions like Muharram and Tazia?

They roam freely around with stripped blades and innocent people are terrified in India? , extra powers are being sent there to clear the abandoned individuals associated with the yatra. They are interesting to the public authority through online entertainment to get them out securely. Defacing in sanctuaries as well. The flash of savagery that broke out in Nuh arrived at the sanctuaries too. The reprobates endeavored pyromania other than vandalizing sanctuaries at many spots. The reprobates vandalized the Kali Mata sanctuary close to the Paldi Street incineration ground in Nuh City. The horde was wild to the point that it pelted stones at the houses around the sanctuary so nobody could emerge. It is extremely despicable to design assaults against Hindus and the manner in which these Muslims are completing episodes like these. Government and media do nothing, they just set the agenda and what actually happen in our country is a big problem?