Furious Muslim mob of hundreds LYNCH Sri
Lankan factory manager in Pakistan, publicly
burning his body after he was accused
of blasphemy
Posted By: Ribicon, 12/4/2021 3:59:54 PM
Hundreds of enraged Muslims in eastern Pakistan lynched and publicly burned the body of a Sri Lankan sports equipment factory manager on Friday over alleged blasphemy. Priyantha Kumara was accused by factory workers of desecrating posters bearing the name of Islam's Prophet Muhammad. The mob descended on the factory in the district of Sialkot in Punjab province and police arrested 13 suspects, with dozens detained according to officials.(Snip)Friday’s attack came less than a week after a Muslim mob burned a police station and four police posts in northwestern Pakistan after officers refused to hand over a mentally unstable man accused of desecrating Islam’s holy book, the Quran.
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When they're in the majority... otherwise, we're told this is the religion of peace.