There is an atmosphere of anger among the Shia community after Hezbollah leader Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli attack in Lebanon. For the second day in a row, people staged a candle march in Kundalki town of Moradabad to protest. A large number of elderly women, men and children took part in the march. Protesters held up photos of Nasrallah and chanted slogans in support of him, calling him a martyr.
Protesters say Hassan Nasrallah has fought terrorism and supported oppressed Palestinians. He accused Israel of shedding the blood of innocent children and defenseless people. Those taking part in the march said Nasrallah, who gave his life for the oppressed, was being misrepresented on social media.
Candle parade held after Nasrallah’s death
On the banners held by the protesters, Nasrallah was described as a martyr. Hassan Nasrallah Sahab may have left us, but he is still alive in our hearts and will continue to exist, protesters said.
Protesters call Nasrallah a martyr
This procession of candles begins peacefully at Kundalki, passes through Sadat Mohalla and ends at a designated place. Many people were present during this time to express their dissatisfaction with Israel. Let us tell you that by-elections are about to be held in Kundalki town of Moradabad, at a time when protests by the Shia community have become a topic of discussion.
