Sectarian turmoil after temple massacre

A MUSLIM was stabbed

Sectarian turmoil after temple massacre
Fri, 27 Sep, 2002 - 01:00
a Hindu mob yesterday in India’s Gujarat state where security forces were trying to prevent sectarian violence after a massacre at a Hindu temple.

Hindu nationalists, who had called for a national strike to protest against the raid, were on the streets of Baroda town, carrying weapons and shouting anti-Pakistan slogans.

Police in the town of Surat said the Muslim man who was stabbed there had been taken to hospital.

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