The workers of the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party destroyed Karachi Bakery in Hyderabad of India by name on Saturday, before the announcement of Alto El Fuego between the two neighboring countries in the midst of augmented tensions, Indian media. The wire reported.
The vandals wore saffron shares, stepped on Pakistani flags and sung anti-pakistan slogans, The wire That said, he added that there were images of them hitting the bakery sign with sticks, to point to the word ‘karachi’.
The escalation among the neighbors with nuclear weapons began after the April 22 attack in the occupied puppy pahalgama, which killed 26 people. India, without research or evidence, implied “cross -border links” of the attackers. Pakistan firmly rejected the claim and requested a neutral probe. After the accusations, India launched a series of drone strikes on Pakistan, which resulted in civilian casualties.
Both parties threw missiles to each other, which extended during the week before the president of the United States, Trump announced that a “high and immediate fire” was reached “between the two countries.
A police officer K Balaju was summoned by The wire Said: “A couple of BJP workers appeared outside the Shamshabad Karachi bakery within the limits of the RGI Airport Police Station around 3 pm
He added that the suspects were arrested, but then they were released since the owner did not want to press the charges.
The bakery has been a renowned establishment in Hyderabad since 1953 and its name refers to the hometown of the founder before the partition, according to The wire. The departure said that the bakery has continued to operate throughout India under this name despite several similar incidents in the times of Pakistan-India tensions.
Talking with The Indian ExpressBalaju was summoned by saying: “No bakery employee was not damaged. No serious damage was caused.”
Another branch of the Karachi bakery was also previously attacked, where the “protesters planting tricolor flags” was seen, added the exit.
A bakery manager said The Indian Express“We are an Indian establishment. We cannot be marked Pakistani.”
