In Bahrain, veiled women smashed Ganapati idols

-This is a Muslim country, not selling idols here

-Video clip goes viral on social media

Manama dated 17th August 2020 Monday

The idols of Ganapati, which were put up for sale in a supermarket shop in Bahrain, were smashed by some masked women and shouted ho ha. These women were shouting that this is a Muslim country. Such idols cannot be sold here.

A video clip that went viral on social media shows two masked women standing in a supermarket shop. A woman is seen breaking the idols of Ganapati one by one and smashing them on the floor. Meanwhile, another woman was seen recording the whole incident on her mobile phone. The two women then started threatening an employee of the supermarket in Arabic. These women were saying that this is the country of Muhammad bin Isa. Do you think he has allowed such idols to be sold here,

Another woman scolded the supermarket employee and said, "Call the police if you want." We see who worships these idols here. This country has a majority of people who believe in Islam.

However, the Bahraini police immediately arrested the two women. Bahrain's Interior Ministry said a 54-year-old woman had been charged with insulting the religious sentiments of a religious community, damaging religious symbols and vandalizing a supermarket shop. The Bahraini Interior Ministry clarified that our government does not recognize such acts.