Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Nuh Police Resolve Sweet Shop Dispute, Hateful Posts Addressed
A sweet shop owner and a customer had a disagreement that led to angry posts online.
The owner said some people made false accusations on Facebook about his shop and Muslim employees.
The police got involved, and the shop owner and the customer talked things over.
They agreed to fix things, and the police said the matter was now closed.
The shop owner and customer both felt bad about what happened.
Nuh Police resolved a dispute stemming from hateful online posts against a sweet shop.
The incident started after the owner refused a UPI payment.
The shop owner, Girraj Prasad, complained about false accusations made on Facebook.
Prasad stated the posts targeted his Muslim employees and aimed to incite communal issues.
The issue was resolved amicably between the shop owner and the customer.
- Who
- Girraj Prasad (shop owner) and a customer, with involvement from the Nuh Police.
- What
- Dispute over hateful online posts against a sweet shop resolved amicably.
- When
- The resolution occurred on Thursday, stemming from an incident on July 21st.
- Where
- Nuh, Gurugram, at Lala Chandiram Sweets in Anaj Mandi.
- Why
- Dispute arose from Prasad refusing UPI payment, leading to online posts; resolved to avoid communal issues.
Shop Owner's Perspective
Customer's Perspective
Nature of Online Posts
Shop Owner's Perspective
Claims false accusations and online propaganda were made against his shop and Muslim employees.
Customer's Perspective
Customer's perspective not directly presented in the article.
Motivation Behind Online Posts
Shop Owner's Perspective
Believes the incident was a planned conspiracy to incite communal riots.
Customer's Perspective
Customer's perspective not directly presented in the article.
- Shop Owner
- Girraj Prasad
- Shop Name
- Lala Chandiram Sweets
- Location
- Anaj Mandi
- Police Involved
- Nuh Police
- Incident Date
- July 21st
- Resolution Date
- Thursday, July 24th