Tantrik arrest in Uttar Pradesh, Mohd Asad criminal case, child sacrifice allegations
Times of India news Headline –
“A Tantrik was held in UP for killing 2 kids”
Put a picture of Sadhu also in article
And name of Tantrik is Mohd Asad @timesofindia Why you malign Hindus knowingly ? Why ?? pic.twitter.com/BjvNEGKPRy— Major Surendra Poonia (@MajorPoonia) August 12, 2025
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Times of India News Headline – “A Tantrik was held in UP for killing 2 kids”
Recently, a disturbing incident unfolded in Uttar Pradesh where a tantrik named Mohd Asad was arrested for allegedly killing two children. This tragic event has sparked outrage and conversations across social media platforms, particularly on Twitter. The Times of India reported on this case, drawing attention to the dark practices associated with certain individuals in the name of spirituality.
In light of this incident, Major Surendra Poonia took to Twitter to express his concerns regarding the portrayal of Hindus in the media. He questioned why such incidents are often highlighted in a way that seems to malign the Hindu community, urging for a more balanced representation of the facts. His tweet has since garnered significant attention, showcasing the sensitive nature of this topic.
The arrest of Mohd Asad sheds light on the broader issue of superstition and blind faith in certain practices that can lead to dire consequences. It’s crucial to address these issues while fostering an environment of understanding and education.
In discussions surrounding such incidents, it’s essential to remember that they do not represent the beliefs and practices of an entire community. Instead, they spotlight the need for awareness and dialogue about the dangers of superstition.
This case serves as a reminder of the complexities within society and the importance of responsible reporting. By discussing these matters openly, we can work towards a more informed public and a society that prioritizes safety and rational thinking over blind belief.
For more on this story, you can check out the original report by the Times of India here.