Police probing video of aid from Tandalja to Palestine
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The video that surfaced on Saturday is undated and mentions the name of Aashiq-e-Rasool, Tandalja, Vadodara, Gujarat, India. A woman is seen holding the poster in her hands with the banner put up in the kitchen behind her. She thanks the organization for its support in feeding people. Both the poster and the banner have the Palestinian and the Indian flags on them.
Later in the video, several people, including children, rush to get food from the kitchen.
At this time too, the poster is displayed by a man who also clicks pictures with those who took food. The banner is visible even when the food is being distributed near a building that is damaged badly.
Vadodara police commissioner Narasimha Komar said police were looking into a possible connection of the video with Tandalja. "We are trying to identify the organization or people that may have sent the aid. The video is from another part of the world and it may not be possible to check bona fides at that end," he said. He added that after the persons involved are identified, police will ascertain their intentions and connections.
Tandalja saw protests against Israel last year after the attack on Palestine. In nearby Savli, a Palestinian flag was raised in the Lahori Vaga area.
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