The hatred on the basis of religion has taken over people to such an extent, that we get to see so many murders, like the murder of Ankit Saxena because he wanted to get married to a Muslim woman, or the murder of Chandan Gupta, or the murder of Kamlesh Tiwari, because of hurting so-called 'religious sentiments.' We see shootings. Shooting incidents in Jamia and Shaheen Bagh, all in the open. Think about it friends, the list of these atrocities has gotten so long. We get to see a new case each day. So this Bulli Bai case is not a standalone stray case. If we look at it in the broader sense, the radicalisation in society is increasing. Journalist Ravish Kumar gave a warning some time ago, "They'll turn your children into goons." And now we see it happening. Who is behind this Bulli Bai App? Shweta Singh. An NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old girl living in Uttarakhand. An engineering student. With her Vishal Kumar Jha, a NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old engineering student. They were promoting this app through some fake accounts, created in the names of Khalsa extremists. It is very clear here that religion was being used to spread hate among people. And a third guy was also nabbed, NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old Mayank Rawal from Uttarakhand. And the latest arrest by the Delhi Police in this case, is of Neeraj Bishnoi, another NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old, a second-year URL_TOKEN student at Vellore Institute of Technology. It isn't surprising because in the previous such cases that we saw, the shooter at Jamia, was a student in the NUMBER_TOKENth grade. He said that he was going to school, but instead of going to the school, he went to the protest site in Jamia, where he fired a pistol. Before firing, he had posted a message on Facebook, "Shaheen Bagh, Game over." He wasn't a history-sheeter, neither a hardcore criminal, nor a gangster. His father Rajendra Sharma runs a small shop. He was shocked to know that his son was shooting bullets at people at the protest site. He said that he had no idea about it. He believed that his son never even got into fights with anyone. We saw the same thing with the Shaheen Bagh shooter Kapil Gujjar. "Was there someone behind his actions? We have no idea how he could do this. We have no idea. No one in the family knows." His family was shocked to see how someone from their family could do that. And the person who threatened Virat Kohli's daughter, Ram Nagesh Srinivas, wasn't a hardcore criminal either. Rather a NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old software engineer, a graduate from IIT Hyderabad. The accused people in all these cases, had no personal vendetta, had no background of violence, didn't belong to any criminal families, and nor were they uneducated. They were all educated they received a good education and were pursuing engineering. So why then did they commit the crime? Because they were influenced by an ideology.
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