A Muslim woman police officer, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Hina Khan, was recently caught in a controversy when a group of lawyers accused her of being 'anti-Sanatan' and allegedly pressured her to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ during a tense standoff.
The incident occurred when DSP Khan arrived at the scene to mediate and calm tensions during a protest. However, some individuals began raising religious slogans and targeted her based on her faith. In a moment of restraint and presence of mind, she chanted ‘Jai Shri Ram’ herself to defuse the situation and avoid further escalation.
A video of the incident quickly went viral on social media, drawing widespread attention and triggering discussions on religious harmony and law enforcement neutrality.
In a later statement, DSP Hina Khan clarified that she holds no opposition to any religion and emphasized that her sole focus is on fulfilling her duty and maintaining peace.
Law enforcement authorities have since launched an investigation into the matter and are working to identify the individuals involved in the disruption. The administration has also deployed additional security to ensure stability in the area.
This episode has once again highlighted the sensitive intersection of religion and law enforcement in public spaces and the importance of maintaining constitutional values amid rising polarization.
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