In a significant verdict, the Bombay High Court has said that there is a possibility that Tablighis who attended the Markaz in Delhi were “chosen to make them scapegoats” and slammed the media propaganda attempting to blame them for spreading Covid-19 in India.
Aurangabad: In a significant verdict, the Bombay High Court has said that there is a possibility that Tablighis who attended the Markaz in Delhi were “chosen to make them scapegoats” and slammed the media propaganda attempting to blame them for spreading Covid-19 in India.
“There was virtually persecution against these foreigners. A political government tries to find the scapegoat… and circumstances show that there is probability that these foreigners were chosen to make them scapegoats,” the court ruled.
Making strong observations, the court said that there was “big propaganda in the print and electronic media against these foreigners and attempts were made to create a picture that these foreigners were responsible for the spread of coronavirus in India.” IANS
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