In the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, a fifteen-year-old boy was subjected to mob violence for failing to express support for Iran.

Why is the world silent about mob violence driven by pro-Iran political agendas—actions where people across the globe are coerced into chanting slogans declaring Mojtaba Khamenei as their leader? — Maulana Hasan Ali Rajani

Delhi, October 14: Yesterday,In the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, a fifteen-year-old boy was subjected to mob violence for failing to express support for Iran. This is not an isolated incident. A pattern of mob violence and beheadings has persisted since the inception of Iran's Islamic Revolution, resulting in the deaths of countless innocent Muslims. Prominent Shia cleric and leader Maulana Hasan Ali Rajani states that mob violence and sectarian violence must be condemned equally, regardless of where they occur. When it comes to human rights, there should be no discrimination based on religion, sect, or political affiliation. He questioned why, while voices are raised against one or two incidents of violence in India, equal attention is not paid to alleged incidents involving the deaths of countless individuals and acts of violence attributed to pro-Iran groups in other countries. According to Maulana Rajani, support for a political ideology or a foreign government cannot justify violence. An impartial investigation into every incident, the identification of those responsible, and the delivery of justice to victims are essential. Maulana Rajani emphasized that there should be no double standards regarding justice for the oppressed, the condemnation of mob violence, or the upholding of human rights. He strongly condemned the mob violence incident that took place yesterday in Andhra Pradesh, perpetrated by individuals supporting Iran. Maulana Rajani noted that, according to reports circulating on social media, an incident of alleged mob violence against a 15-year-old boy has come to light in Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh. We demand that the police conduct an immediate and impartial investigation into the incident and take legal action against those responsible if the violence is proven. In videos circulating online, the boy is seen being beaten and forced to say, "Mojtaba Khamenei is our leader." When the mob attacked him and demanded he name the son of Imam Ali Khamenei, the terrified boy was unable to utter a single word. This further enraged the onlookers, who continued to beat him while insisting that "Mojtaba Khamenei is our leader."