In a recent video which is going viral on social media post by a person named Siddharth Chaturvedi, also known as ex-Muslim Sameer, showed him desecrating and burning the Quran. This video has sparked widespread anger, with both Muslim and Hindu communities demanding his arrest. The incident has raised questions about the identity of ex-Muslim Sameer, whose real name is Siddharth Chaturvedi.Whats in viral video In the video, Chaturvedi is seen asking, Do you know the status of your Quran before rubbing his shoe on it. He repeats this action, claiming it reflects the Qurans status among the Muslim community. He then tears out two pages of the Quran, saying, Take it for protection. I am burning your Quran is there any devil who will come to protect itWatch video क़ुरआन की बेहुरमती करने वाले सिद्धार्थ चतुर्वेदी नामी इस दहशतगर्द ने न सिर्फ़ भारत बल्कि दुनियाभर के मुसलमानों के दिलों को चाक किया है। क्या किसी भी दीन/धर्म का अपमान करना फ़्रीडम ऑफ स्पीच है आख़िर प्रशासन क्यों इस दहशतगर्द को अबतक गिरफ़्तार नहीं किया है#ArrestExMuslimSameer pic.twitter.com/mSGVndKjP8— Shahnawaz Ansari (@shanu_sab) May 27, 2024Video sparked furious comments The videos circulation has led to numerous comments and reactions on social media, with some offering rewards for information about Chaturvedis whereabouts. Many users have tagged the Uttarakhand Police, demanding his arrest. One viral tweet from the Dehradun Police suggested that Chaturvedi might be in Roorkee, Haridwar, urging people to report to the Haridwar Police.Screenshots and claims on social media suggest that ex-Muslim Sameers real name is Siddharth Chaturvedi, with some screenshots purportedly providing evidence. Additionally, a photo from a TV channel debate showing Chaturvedi participating in discussions criticizing Islam has also gone viral.Police investigation is still awaitedAfter this video surfaced, people are raising objections about it. People say that doing this kind of thing with the holy book of any religion will hurt anyones sentiments and it also amounts to promoting violence. No specific action has been taken in this matter yet, it remains to be seen how long the police will take concrete steps on the demand for arrest.
