Kashmiri Shawl Vendors Harassed in Haryana, Forced to Chant Slogans

• Two Kashmiri youths selling shawls in Kalawad village, Yamunanagar, Haryana, were allegedly harassed.
• They were reportedly forced to chant religious slogans and called 'Pakistanis' by local residents.
• The youths, identified as Nazir Ahmed Khwaja and Imtiaz Ahmed, asserted they are Indians and Kashmir is part of India.
• A viral video shows threats of snatching their clothes when they refused to chant slogans.
• No police complaint has been filed, but the incident has sparked discussions on social media.

Why It Matters: Kashmiri shawl vendors faced harassment and religious coercion in Haryana, raising safety concerns.