Archive · 24 Jul 2025
FIR Filed Against 10 for Inciting Communal Discord in Nuh
Some people in Haryana made false accusations on Facebook against a sweets shop and its Muslim workers.
The shop owner said it was an attempt to create trouble between different groups of people.
He said his shop has been around for many years and relies on Muslim suppliers.
The police have started an investigation and filed a case against ten people.
The police are trying to figure out what happened and will take action against those who caused the problem.
It started after a customer wanted to use a new payment method, UPI, to pay at the shop.
An FIR has been filed against ten individuals in Nuh, Haryana, for allegedly disturbing communal harmony.
The complaint was filed by Girraj Prasad, the owner of Lala Chandiram Sweets.
Prasad's complaint alleges false accusations were made on Facebook against his shop and its Muslim employees.
The Facebook posts reportedly surfaced after the shop refused a UPI payment.
Police are investigating the matter and plan to take strict action against the accused.
- Who
- The complaint was filed by Girraj Prasad, the owner of Lala Chandiram Sweets, against Asif Hussain, Rafiq Ahmad, and eight others.
- What
- An FIR has been registered against ten people for disturbing communal harmony and spreading false information on social media.
- When
- The incident occurred on July 21st, with the FIR registered on Wednesday, July 23rd.
- Where
- Nuh city, Haryana.
- Why
- The alleged motive behind the false accusations is to disturb communal harmony and possibly due to business rivalry.
- Location
- Nuh, Haryana
- Accused
- Asif Hussain, Rafiq Ahmad, and eight others
- Complainant
- Girraj Prasad
- Shop Name
- Lala Chandiram Sweets
- Charges
- Disturbing communal harmony, spreading false propaganda
- Investigation Lead
- DSP (Headquarters) Harinder Kumar