Four men were arrested in Aligarh for allegedly defacing temple walls with "I love Muhammad" graffiti to frame their Muslim neighbors in a property dispute. Police identified the suspects, noting misspelled slogans that differed from previous protests, leading to their apprehension through technical surveillance. The accused have been jailed under BNS.
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Four men were arrested in Aligarh for allegedly defacing temple walls with "I love Muhammad" graffiti to frame their Muslim neighbors in a property dispute. Police identified the suspects, noting misspelled slogans that differed from previous protests, leading to their apprehension through technical surveillance. The accused have been jailed under BNS.
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