A group of Class 4 pupils at an ICSE school in banjara hills refused to accept chocolates supplied by their Muslim classmate, claiming they don't consume "halal" food, in an event that exposed the anti-Muslim brainwashing practices among youngsters.
 
A father whose child attends the same school described the situation on social media, saying that his child was given more chocolates since other children refused to eat them.
 
"My youngest kid attends an ICSE school in banjara hills, Hyderabad, where he is in Grade 4. His classmates are primarily Sindhis and Marwaris, with few Muslims. "He told us he ate six chocolates today when he came home," CA Ajmal Mohiuddin stated on Facebook.
 
Mohiuddin claims that the event happened on march 20.
 
When questioned, his kid said that it was a Muslim classmate's birthday and that he had brought chocolates for the class to share.
 
"We inquired about the source of his abundance of chocolates, and he informed us that it was a classmate's birthday. He received four additional chocolates because three or four of his other friends declined to accept them," he said.
 
I asked him how such young lads could turn down the chocolates out of curiosity. He said, "Those lads said the chocolates were Halal, so they couldn't eat them.

When inquired about the type of chocolates, Mohiuddin's kid stated that they were Cadbury's.
 
When I asked him what the birthday boy's name was, he gave me a Muslim name that I can no longer recall. I questioned him about the identities of his buddies who turned down the chocolates. Those were names characteristic of Marwaris, said Mohiuddin.
 
Mohiuddin said that the class teacher he met with verified the occurrence. Christian was the teacher in the class.
 
At that moment, I realized that the reason the boys and girls refused to accept the chocolates from the youngster was simply because he was a Muslim, and they had been instructed at home not to consume anything that came from a Muslim. "I made contact with the Christian class teacher, who verified my suspicions and informed me that she is unable to coerce the kids into accepting those chocolates," the post on facebook added.
 
"With such young brains, the brainwashing is so intense. We never had anything like it. Whether our students were Christians, Muslims, or Hindus didn't matter to us. "Wonder where we are heading," he said at the end of his facebook post.
 
While many condemned the blatant religious discrimination, Mohiuddin alleged that he encountered toxic religious trolls. “Many people have advised me to block those toxic trolls on my posts. I wouldn’t want to do it since I want the world to know how much hate-filled these educated people are,” his facebook post on sunday read.
 
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SIBY JEYYA

25/03/2024 09:32 AM