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05 September, 2018, 15:12
Update: 05 September, 2018, 15:12
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NTV Online
05 September, 2018, 15:12
Update: 05 September, 2018, 15:12
In Kanpur, anti-Romeo squad accosts couple; makes girl tie rakhi on boy's hand, bully boy to touch her feet. Photo: Collected

In a case of anti-Romeo squads going all-out, a boy was made to touch the feet of his girlfriend in Kanpur.

The incident took place in Kanpur’s Katit area inside Good Day Park in India.

The couple was walking when they were accosted by the anti-Romeo squad. One Ayush Khare, who was part of the anti-Romeo squad, shared the post on his Facebook profile, where he alleged that it was a case of Love Jihad, reports the DNA.

‘A Muslim boy and a Hindu girl were caught together. We yelled at them and made the girl tie a rakhi on the boy's hand. I appeal to my Hindu sisters to not involve themselves in this love jihad,’ he said. 

After the rakhi was tied, the boy was forced to touch the girl’s feet and apologise for his behaviour. Both the boy and the girl were also instructed to hold their ears and squat on the ground for their 'mistake'.

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