‘Kill me first,’ UP cleric tells stone-pelters, saves constable’s life ...Middle East

Amid all the reports of anti-CAA violence in UP and other parts of the country, there was a brief moment of sanity and humanity. Last Friday, during protests across UP, a Muslim cleric Haji Qadir after performing his prayers at a local mosque in Firozabad district, braved the angry stone-pelters and saved an injured police constable’s life.

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‘Kill me first,’ UP cleric tells stone-pelters, saves constable’s life ...Middle East

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