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Minister Nitesh Rane was addressing a gathering in Dapoli town of Ratnagiri district in Maharashtra.
Nitesh Rane, a minister in the Maharashtra government, said on Friday that Hindus should ask shopkeepers before buying anything from the shopkeepers. Rane made this comment after the Pahalgam attack where the terrorists asked for religion and fired bullets. 26 people died in this.
Addressing a gathering in Dapoli town of Ratnagiri district, Rane said, “He (terrorists) asked us before killing us. So now Hindus should ask the shopkeeper’s religion before buying anything.
Rane further said that whenever you go to shop, ask their religion. If they say they are Hindus, ask them to recite Hanuman Chalisa. If they are unable to recite Hanuman Chalisa, do not buy anything from them.
Rane said- When Aurangzeb did not leave his father, how will these people leave you Referring to Aurangzeb, Rane said that the Mughal emperor did not spare his father and brother either. He said, “Look at Aurangzeb. He did not even respect his father and brother. If he did not respect his father and brother, how can they respect you?”
Rane said in the meeting, “If they are behaving like this about religion, then why should we buy things from them and make them rich? You people have to take this resolve.
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Terrorists had M4 and AK-47 rifle
Initial investigation into the Pahalgam terror attack has revealed that four terrorists reached the Basaron Valley wearing a uniform (caoflaz dress). He had dangerous weapons such as American M4 Carbine Rifle and AK-47. 50 to 70 cartridges run from the spot were also recovered.
According to the statement of the victims and eyewitnesses, the terrorists first stopped tourists by showing guns. He asked women and children to separate. Then by asking people identity, he shot nearby and later started firing indiscriminately.
26 people lost their lives in Pahalgam terror attack
