Priyantha Diyawadana was burnt to death by a Pakistan Mob. What Is MobBlasphemy?
MobBlasphemy is an insult that expresses scorn, disrespect, or lack of reverence for a deity, a sacred object, or something considered inviolable, as defined by some religions or religion-based legislation.
On Friday in Sialkot, Pakistan, a Sri Lankan man was tortured and burned for allegedly desecrating a poster that bore salutations to the Prophet. After being battered to death with sticks and stones, his body was set on fire.
According to the website, the deceased Priyantha Diyawadana was a General Manager of Rajco Industry in Sialkot, Punjab, manufacturing cricket equipment for the Pakistani cricket team. Since 2010, Kumar has been living and working in Pakistan. He had previously worked at Lahore and Faisalabad textile mills.
Watch Video: Priyantha Diyawadana Burnt To Death By Pakistan Mob
According to Pakistani authorities, a Muslim mob attacked a sports equipment plant in the eastern Punjab region, killing a Sri Lankan and burning his body due to blasphemy claims.
On Friday, a Muslim mob attacked a sports equipment factory in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab region, killing a Sri Lankan man and publicly burning his body over blasphemy allegations.
Factory workers accused the victim of desecrating posters bearing the name of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad, according to Armagan Gondal, a police chief in the Sialkot region where the assassination occurred.
According to preliminary evidence, the Sri Lankan, later identified as Priyantha, a site manager, was lynched inside the workplace. According to videos circulating on social media, the mob dragged his brutally damaged body outdoors, where they torched it, accompanied by hundreds of others who cheered on the perpetrators.
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A Sri Lankan factory manager in #Sialkot has been brutally murdered by a mob chanting slogans of Tehreek e Labbaik Pakistan. According to reports the mob made a false accusation blasphemy to justify the murder. #TLP was recently unbanned by the govt. pic.twitter.com/PZd1Eir8vS
— Hamza Azhar Salam (@HamzaAzhrSalam) December 3, 2021
What Is Blasphemy?
Blasphemy is an insult that demonstrates scorn, disrespect, or lack of reverence toward a deity, a sacred object, or something considered inviolable, as defined by some religions or religion-based legislation.
Blasphemy is considered a religious offense by some religions. Anti-blasphemy legislation was in place in 32 countries in 2012, while hate speech laws encompassed defamation of religion and public expression of hatred towards a religious group in 87 countries. Blasphemy is punishable by stoning or hanging, according to the Bible.
Who Is Priyantha Kumara?
Priyantha Diyawadana was a General Manager at Rajco Industry in Sialkot, Punjab, manufacturing cricket equipment for the Pakistani cricket team. Since 2010, Kumar has been living and working in Pakistan. He had previously worked at Lahore and Faisalabad textile mills.
Many Pakistanis believe that a person who has lived in Pakistan for ten years could not have damaged the image of the Prophet of Islam. According to reports, a crowd from the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a revolutionary militant organization, wrongly accused the victim of blasphemy and pulled him out of the factory.
What a thankless state is #Pakistan. Let’s have no doubt that it is a theocratic terror state masquerading under a fake democracy. I urge people to not upload the horrific video of his burning in #Sialkot. @PresRajapaksa @FT_SriLanka #PakistanTerroristState #blasphemy pic.twitter.com/ecbMs8moj1
— Prasad Wijeratne (@PrasadWijeratne) December 3, 2021
Priyantha Diyawadana Family
There is no information on the family of Priyantha Diyawadana. However, because Priyantha has been featured in the media, everyone is curious about his family, but no information is available. We’re attempting to find out more about his family, and as soon as we have any new information, we’ll post it on our website.
Sialkot, Punjab. Islamist mob lynched a Sri Lankan manager of Rajco factory to death for allegedly desecrating a poster that contained salutations (“Durood”) on the Prophet. He was first beaten to death with sticks and stones, and then his corpse was set on fire. #Blasphemy pic.twitter.com/AjrbmcpvLC
— SAMRI (@SAMRIReports) December 3, 2021
Priyantha Diyawadana Religion
Priyantha paid the price of living in a militant Islamic country with his life. In the banner of Jihadi Islam, the military establishment has cultivated fanaticism. The recent release of Saad Rizvi, the leader of the fundamentalist Islamic organization Tehreek-e-Lebaik Pakistan (TLP), and the lifting of his organization’s ban have boosted Pakistani Islamic ferocity beyond conception.