10-20-2005, 06:42 PM
Insecurity grips Hindus in Mau
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->His other shops of ayurvedic medicines and dry fruits and a godown in Qasimpura
chowk, where the family has been living in their ancestral house for many
generations, were also destroyed.
"Hum log kis tarah se raat guzaar rahein hain yeh hameen jaante hain" (only we
know how we are passing our nights), said Barnwal adding that all the women
members of his family had been shifted to Azamgarh for their safety. According
to him, most of the Hindu families had shifted their women folks out of Mau.
One Neeraj Kumar, who also has a shop in Malik Tahir Pura area was among the few
who had not sent his women family members to any other place.Barnwal's father
Sriprakash Barnwal, one of the senior-most lawyers of the city, said that it was
a horrible experience for him.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->His other shops of ayurvedic medicines and dry fruits and a godown in Qasimpura
chowk, where the family has been living in their ancestral house for many
generations, were also destroyed.
"Hum log kis tarah se raat guzaar rahein hain yeh hameen jaante hain" (only we
know how we are passing our nights), said Barnwal adding that all the women
members of his family had been shifted to Azamgarh for their safety. According
to him, most of the Hindu families had shifted their women folks out of Mau.
One Neeraj Kumar, who also has a shop in Malik Tahir Pura area was among the few
who had not sent his women family members to any other place.Barnwal's father
Sriprakash Barnwal, one of the senior-most lawyers of the city, said that it was
a horrible experience for him.
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