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Muslims take out rally against Myanmar government
Condemning Rohingya Muslim minority’s massacre in Myanmar, Muslims took out a massive rally at Panja here on Friday.Hundreds of Muslims assembled after Friday prayers. They sported black badges raised slogans against Burmese rulersfor merciless killings of innocent Muslims there. They displayed placards which condemned the bloodshed.
Vijayawada: Condemning Rohingya Muslim minority’s massacre in Myanmar, Muslims took out a massive rally at Panja here on Friday.Hundreds of Muslims assembled after Friday prayers. They sported black badges raised slogans against Burmese rulersfor merciless killings of innocent Muslims there. They displayed placards which condemned the bloodshed.
They also exhibited flexies which showed the macabre killings of innocents. Traffic was partially affected due to massive gathering at Panja Centre. They stopped the rally at Railway East Booking and returned to Punja Centre in a procession. Being Friday, all the youth and others who attended prayers gathered to show their sympathy for the victims in Burma.
When the agitators swelled at around 2.30 pm, the traffic on main road moved slowly. At this stage, ACP Ramakrishna and CI Durga Rao talked to organisers to conclude the protest immediately. The police officials persuaded the agitators to end the protest to allow the traffic.
