Video: Hindu mob ties Muslim boy with rope, forces him to say 'Jai Shri Ram'
In a video clip posted on Twitter, the mob is seen hitting and slapping a Muslim boy and forcing him to convert to Hindu religion.
A minor Muslim boy was attacked and assaulted by a mob in India, a horrific video that has gone viral shows.
In the clip posted on Twitter, the mob is seen hitting and slapping the boy and forcing him to convert to Hindu religion.
The mob can be seen forcing the boy to say aloud their religious slogan 'Jai Shri Ram'.
Earlier this month, a video of assault went viral on social media in which a Hindu mob attacked a Muslim family in Gurgaon on Holi, when they were playing cricket outside of their home.
In the video, a group of men were seen beating a Muslim man with sticks and rods.
The incidents of forced religion conversions ascended on both sides of the border specifically after tensions between India and Pakistan rose to a frightening level.
In Pakistan, after a recent incident of two minor Hindu girls abducted from Ghotki district, Sindh and converted forcibly to Islam came afloat, the government took notice of the matter and urged investigations authorities to probe the matter.
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