To send a letter to the British to attack the Muslims!

Who has distributed 'Leaflets' by calling for attacks on Muslims in the UK? In an anonymous letter, it has been called on 3 April to celebrate the 'Muslim Punishment Day' (Punish A Muslim Day). The letters were distributed in many cities of the country.

Muslim community leaders say that the Muslim community is terrified of sending the letter of the worst malicious message. The idea of ​​sending this letter to Annamaiyare has been sent. There is no mention of the sender in the letter sent through the post office. Each letter has an old picture.

Last Friday, two residents of London said that such a letter was received by the media in various media. Yesterday many more cities of the country received complaints about getting such a letter. Police in London, Bradford, Yorkshire and Midlands admitted that they received complaints.

Yorkshire police said they got six complaints a day. The police are already investigating the counter-terrorism unit's investigation.

The letter said that on April 3, various attacks on Muslims will be executed. It is also mentioned that women are hijab dragging, giving cheating, physical injury, and even throwing acid. The attackers will get special 'scores' when these attacks are conducted. . According to the type of attack, the attackers will get those points.

Bradford councilor Riaz Ahmed received the letter at his business address. He said, 'No recipient is mentioned in the letter. It seems that this letter has been sent to the public. "He added that many might think of it as a rude joke. But it is a terrible horror to him.

A charitable organization named 'Tel Mama' is monitoring the UK's Muslim incidents. They were the first to tell the police about such a letter. The organization's director Imam Atta told the BBC, "This incident has raised fears among the Muslim community. People want to know whether they are safe with children and families on the street. We asked them to stay calm. If you get such a letter, then the police have advised to inform.

Labor party MP Naz Shah said in a tweet that two residents of his constituency (Bradford West) complained about getting similar letters. He told the police about the matter.