China made a public toilet by destroying the Uyghur mosque!

The Dhaka Times Desk China has been accused of demolishing mosques belonging to the Muslim minority in Xinjiang province. The complaint is that the Chinese administration has built a public toilet instead of a mosque!

According to observers, such an act was done to hurt the religious beliefs of Muslims. This is being considered as another proof of the plan to exterminate the Uyghur ethnic group.

According to a report, in 2016, in the name of mosque reform, China undertook a plan to wipe out places where Muslims pray in mass gatherings.

It has been alleged that two out of the three mosques in the city were razed a few days before the construction of the toilet in place of the 'Tokul' mosque.

Previously, various international news media claimed that more than 5,000 mosques of Uyghurs living in China were demolished.

In an interview with Radio Free Asia, the head of the neighborhood committee of Suntagh village in Atush city said that the Tokul mosque was demolished in 2018. Later, the leaders of that group became anti-Uighurs by building washrooms, guest rooms and toilets here.

The Uyghur man who spoke to Radio Free Asia declined to be named for fear of the Chinese government. He said that now it has turned into a public toilet. But it was not inaugurated. Construction work has been completed.

It should be noted that a report by the Washington-based Uyghur Human Rights Project last year said that between 2016 and 2019, the Chinese administration had destroyed 10,000 to 15,000 mosques.

There are also allegations of forced sterilization of Uighur Muslim women against the Chinese government. However, the Chinese government has always claimed that these allegations are baseless. DNA, Times Now

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