-Raheem Khan
Beawar, Rajasthan – Sadbhav Manch Beawar strongly condemned a blackmail case in Bijaynagar, raising concerns about its impact on community values.
Convener Ramesh Yadav warned of declining morals among youth due to internet misuse. “Ethical values are eroding fast because of technology misuse,” he said, urging parents, teachers, and religious leaders to instill strong morals. He also called for peace and restraint.
Co-convener Mumtaz Ali condemned the rising crimes against women. “Such crimes happen in all communities. No religion supports them,” he stated. He clarified that Islam strictly prohibits forced conversions or religious coercion.
Dr. Javed Hussain urged swift police action, demanding a fair probe and strict punishment for culprits. “Police must arrest all involved and ensure severe legal action,” he said, cautioning against targeting innocents.
Dr. Hussain also urged people to avoid communalizing the issue and maintain peace. He called on the administration to uphold law and order.
Sadbhav Manch stressed the need for moral education and strict law enforcement to prevent such crimes.
