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Recently, anti-Muslim songs filled with hateful lyrics are becoming a centerpiece of nationalist rallies and meetings in India. Earlier this year, a Hindu priest paraded near a mosque in Uttar Pradesh while blasting anti-Muslim songs and calling for the sexual assault of Muslim women. In April 2021, during the celebration of the birth of Lord Ram, these songs can be heard blasting from loudspeakers, followed by violent Muslim vs. Hindu street clashes. Hidayatullah Mansuri, a mosque official, said, "These songs make open calls for our murder, and nobody is making them stop." The increasingly popular anti-Muslim songs are being called "Saffron Pop." Prem Krishnavanshi, a so-called Saffron Pop singer, has songs calling for the end of Muslim-Hindu brotherhood. In one of his songs, he accused Muslims of being anti-national and said they should move to Pakistan. He defended himself by saying, "My music signifies truth, and if someone thinks it's Islamophobic, I can't stop them from feeling that way."
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How Anti-Muslim Pop Songs are Fueling Violence in India
Location: India
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