Monday, April 05, 2010

Muslims terrorised in Moscow. Russians themselves catch them and give to police

31 March 2010, 18:24




As Moscow sources report, after the attacks in the Moscow Metro, on Wednesday morning, two passengers in the foyer of metro station "Komsomolskya", detained and forcefully brought to police station a Dagestan national, demanding to check his participation in "terror acts".







They explained that they found suspicious the big bag, carried by Dagestani, his Caucasian appearance, and also his aggressiveness, who pushed one of the passengers.







Two Muslim students wearing headscarves had almost lynched straight on a train en route from "Kolomenskaya" towards the center. On "Autozavodskaya" the passengers demanded them to leave. They refused, the doors closed, and the train moved to "Pavlezkaya".







When the train arrived to the station, the girls were already beaten and so did not protest so they were kicked out of the carriage. At the station they were detained by police officers, but found nothing suspicious.







Also, there were harassment of people wearing beards in Moscow.







About 14:00 am local time at the "Prospect of the Peace" station 5 Muslims (from Tabligh Jamaat) were beaten and taken to the hospital in serious condition.







At the same place in 20 minutes, two more Muslim women were beaten. At the "Petrovsko-Rasumovskaya" station, near the restaurant "73", armed people attacked a group of Caucasians.







The police also harass Muslim women. The source of KC informed, that at 11 am in one of the Moscow regions, 13 Muslim women were detained, when they were going for studies.







Even Armenians get attacked. One Armenian in his own foyer was stubbed, and the graffiti against Muslims written on the walls.







Especially nervous situation is in metro. Russians initiate attacks on Caucasians and Asians.







There were cases, when Muslims, and also Caucasians and Asians were turned away from the hospitals.







Many Muslims prefer to be at home in these days and not go outside.







Department of Monitoring,

Kavkaz Center

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