Gaziabad violence: Muslim men flee city

September 17, 2012

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Masuri (Ghaziabad), September 17: Two days after riots broke out in Masuri village, most of the Muslim males whose families live in the area have fled, fearing a backlash. Only women, children and the elderly remain.

There is a rumour doing the rounds that the police has finalized a list of some 400 locals who will be picked up for Friday's incident. The police has repeatedly announced that they have no such intention and appealed to people not to panic. But few are convinced.

"Prominent members of the community have confirmed the news. Who do we believe, them or you?" an elderly resident, Abdul Hameed, asked cops in the presence of this reporter.



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