Sar tan se juda meaning

US Chipmaker Closes In On Billion-Dollar Investment In India Plant © Provided by Firstpost Sar tan se juda: Origin of the anti-Hindu war cry after Nupur Sharma’s controversial Prophet Muhammad remark New Delhi: Recent months have seen a sort of the anti-Hindu battle cry going viral in India. The ‘sar tan se juda’ gang have been scalping one victim after another following now suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's controversial statement on Prophet Muhammad resulted in a widespread ruckus across the country. A growing radicalised outcry has overtaken the streets of the country, with people found in support of Nupur Sharma’s statement getting condemned brutally. Six people across India have faced the wrath of the ‘sar tan se juda’ ideology. The victims In June, a 54-year-old chemist Umesh Kolhe, in Amravati city of eastern Maharashtra was stabbed to death for allegedly sharing a post on some WhatsApp groups in support of Sharma’s controversial comments on Prophet Muhammad. On 28 June, Rajasthan Kanhaiya Lal, a tailor in Udaipur, was hacked to death by two Muslim men with a cleaver at his shop in the Dhan Mandi area to avenge an “insult to Islam”. The killers had also made a video of the murder of Kanhaiyalal in Udaipur. The killers gave a slogan at the end of the video, '...sar tan se juda' (sar tan se juda). Nishank Rathore, a 20-year-old engineering student, was found dead on a railway track in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district. The police ruled out any foul play but a m...

After a big controversy erupted in the country following the alleged derogatory remarks on Prophet Mohammad, suspended BJP MLA Singh also jumped the wagon and repeated the remarks. During one such violent clash in the Old Hyderabad area over the remark, three AIMIM politicians Nasreen Sultana, Jaffar Khan, and Sardar Ali, allegedly raised the controversial slogans of ‘sar tan se juda.’ The FIR stated, “... they raised these threatening slogans in front of Habeebnagar police station and in front of official. The above said slogan was raised on non-Muslim community by some leaders of AIMIM, as this is a radical threatening slogan on non-Muslim communities. Hence, the requested to take necessary action.” After a big controversy erupted in the country following the alleged derogatory remarks on Prophet Mohammad, suspended BJP MLA Singh also jumped the wagon and repeated the remarks. This angered many Muslims across the country who took to the streets in both peaceful and violent protests, including in the Old Hyderabad area. Kashaf, a self-described political strategist, coordinated a massive rally in which hundreds demanded heavy punishment for Singh for allegedly disrespecting the Prophet. Kashaf was caught on camera with the enraged mob shouting the virulently hazardous phrase 'Gustak E Rasool ki ek he saza, sar tan se juda' (Go ahead and behead).

US Chipmaker Closes In On Billion-Dollar Investment In India Plant © Provided by DNA In what was earlier suspected as a case of suicide, an engineering student from Bhopal was found dead on the railway tracks in nearby Raisen area on Sunday evening. However, a chilling text message received on the phone of student’s father just before his death has added mystery to the incident. Nishank Rathore’s father received a text which read: “ Guztakh-e-Nabi ki Ek hi Saja, Sar Tan se Juda”. Notably, this is the same slogan which was chanted by the killers who beheaded a tailor in Rajasthan’s Udaipur in broad daylight last month and shot a video of the heinous crime. Screenshots of chat between the father and unidentified person is viral on social media. Another text received on Umashankar Rathore’s phone read: “Rathor Sahab, bhut bahadur tha apka beta”, which can be roughly translated into “Rathore sir, your son was very brave". The messages were sent from the phone of the 20-year-old student, purportedly just before he died. After an investigation, which involved train timings, CCTV footage and preliminary autopsy, police suspect it a suicide case. However, his father claims that Nishank would never kill himself. “Around 5:44 pm, I received a message on WhatsApp from Nishank’s number. It was not a forwarded message but a typed one,” Rathore was quoted by Times of India as saying. Nishank was in his fifth semester at an engineering college in Bhopal. He was a native of Seoni-Malwa te...

Less than 500 metres from the Meerganj Police Station in Uttar Pradesh’s Jaunpur district, miscreants raised beheading slogans during a Moharram procession on 10 August. After the video went viral on social media evoking strong reactions, the Jaunpur Police said on Twitter that they had arrested four people. Moharram is an event of mourning for Muslims. However, in recent years, the occasion has been used by miscreants from the community to terrorise other communities through display of swords and sticks and playing of provocative songs. Wednesday was the tenth day of the first month of the Islamic calendar, observed as Ashura. The month itself is called Moharram. People belonging to the Muslim community mourn for Hussain, grandson of the founder of Islam and hold processions carrying tajiya on the streets. The processions have traditionally comprised people walking barefoot, carrying sticks and swords in their hands which they use for beating their chests and back while chanting "Ya Hussain". However, the processions now feature DJ trucks blaring loud music, which is often communally provocative. For instance, a video that went viral on the social media earlier this year from a 2018 Moharram procession in Khargone area of Madhya Pradesh showed a DJ playing the song, ‘ Kar denge tadi paar, bulaun kya Ali ko…Is baar mein mit jayega har baar ka jhagda..”. The participants danced on these lyrics while brandishing swords and pistols outside a Hindu temple. The video was upload...

As ‘Jai Shri Ram’ gets vilified as a provocative ‘war cry’, ‘Sar... • • • As ‘Jai Shri Ram’ gets vilified as a provocative ‘war cry’, ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’, a literal call for beheading gets a free pass The “Gustakh-e-Rasool ki Ek hi saza, sar tan se Juda, sar tan se Juda” slogan raised by Islamists, which is literally a call for beheading on the charges of blasphemy, has resulted in actual murder of several persons in recent past Ram Navami celebrations of 2023 marked a scale and spread of attacks by Islamists on Hindu processions and Shobha Yatras in various cities and states across the country like never before. Across India, religious fervour sparked clashes as Islamists targeted Ram Navami processions passing through Muslim-majority areas. Cities and towns from Vadodara in Gujarat to Howrah in West Bengal and Mumbai to Sambhaji Nagar were affected. The violence was essentially fueled by radical Islamic extremism. As investigations are progressing in each of the individual cases, attempts were being made to insinuate that Jai Shri Ram chants by Hindus participating in the procession were the root cause of the incidents in most of the cases. The slogan of Jai Shri Ram as invoked by the Hindutva brigade, is no longer a salutation to Lord Ram, but a communal war cry to intimidate the minorities— Prashant Bhushan (@pbhushan1) Many liberals in media and politics have presented this sacred chant of Hindus as a ‘war cry’ time and again. However, the Islamist slogan of ‘Sar Tan Se...

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`Super unlucky` Harry Brooke departs after never-seen-before dismissal: Watch © Provided by DNA In what was earlier suspected as a case of suicide, an engineering student from Bhopal was found dead on the railway tracks in nearby Raisen area on Sunday evening. However, a chilling text message received on the phone of student’s father just before his death has added mystery to the incident. Nishank Rathore’s father received a text which read: “ Guztakh-e-Nabi ki Ek hi Saja, Sar Tan se Juda”. Notably, this is the same slogan which was chanted by the killers who beheaded a tailor in Rajasthan’s Udaipur in broad daylight last month and shot a video of the heinous crime. Screenshots of chat between the father and unidentified person is viral on social media. Another text received on Umashankar Rathore’s phone read: “Rathor Sahab, bhut bahadur tha apka beta”, which can be roughly translated into “Rathore sir, your son was very brave". The messages were sent from the phone of the 20-year-old student, purportedly just before he died. After an investigation, which involved train timings, CCTV footage and preliminary autopsy, police suspect it a suicide case. However, his father claims that Nishank would never kill himself. “Around 5:44 pm, I received a message on WhatsApp from Nishank’s number. It was not a forwarded message but a typed one,” Rathore was quoted by Times of India as saying. Nishank was in his fifth semester at an engineering college in Bhopal. He was a native of Seo...

`Super unlucky` Harry Brooke departs after never-seen-before dismissal: Watch © Provided by Firstpost Sar tan se juda: Origin of the anti-Hindu war cry after Nupur Sharma’s controversial Prophet Muhammad remark New Delhi: Recent months have seen a sort of the anti-Hindu battle cry going viral in India. The ‘sar tan se juda’ gang have been scalping one victim after another following now suspended BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma's controversial statement on Prophet Muhammad resulted in a widespread ruckus across the country. A growing radicalised outcry has overtaken the streets of the country, with people found in support of Nupur Sharma’s statement getting condemned brutally. Six people across India have faced the wrath of the ‘sar tan se juda’ ideology. The victims In June, a 54-year-old chemist Umesh Kolhe, in Amravati city of eastern Maharashtra was stabbed to death for allegedly sharing a post on some WhatsApp groups in support of Sharma’s controversial comments on Prophet Muhammad. On 28 June, Rajasthan Kanhaiya Lal, a tailor in Udaipur, was hacked to death by two Muslim men with a cleaver at his shop in the Dhan Mandi area to avenge an “insult to Islam”. The killers had also made a video of the murder of Kanhaiyalal in Udaipur. The killers gave a slogan at the end of the video, '...sar tan se juda' (sar tan se juda). Nishank Rathore, a 20-year-old engineering student, was found dead on a railway track in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district. The police ruled out any foul p...

The Rekhta Dictionary is a significant initiative of Rekhta Foundation towards preservation and promotion of Urdu language. A dedicated team is continuously working to make you get authentic meanings of Urdu words with ease and speed. Kindly donate to help us sustain our efforts towards building the best trilingual Urdu dictionary for all. Your contributions are eligible for Tax benefit under section 80G.

After a big controversy erupted in the country following the alleged derogatory remarks on Prophet Mohammad, suspended BJP MLA Singh also jumped the wagon and repeated the remarks. During one such violent clash in the Old Hyderabad area over the remark, three AIMIM politicians Nasreen Sultana, Jaffar Khan, and Sardar Ali, allegedly raised the controversial slogans of ‘sar tan se juda.’ The FIR stated, “... they raised these threatening slogans in front of Habeebnagar police station and in front of official. The above said slogan was raised on non-Muslim community by some leaders of AIMIM, as this is a radical threatening slogan on non-Muslim communities. Hence, the requested to take necessary action.” After a big controversy erupted in the country following the alleged derogatory remarks on Prophet Mohammad, suspended BJP MLA Singh also jumped the wagon and repeated the remarks. This angered many Muslims across the country who took to the streets in both peaceful and violent protests, including in the Old Hyderabad area. Kashaf, a self-described political strategist, coordinated a massive rally in which hundreds demanded heavy punishment for Singh for allegedly disrespecting the Prophet. Kashaf was caught on camera with the enraged mob shouting the virulently hazardous phrase 'Gustak E Rasool ki ek he saza, sar tan se juda' (Go ahead and behead).