Amid the ongoing row over “I Love Muhammad”, there were reports of stone pelting incidents in both Karnataka and Gujarat. In Gujarat's Gandhinagar district, members of a minority community allegedly damaged several shops and vehicles and hurled stones at a village following the post, police said on Thursday.

Here are the top ten updates on “I Love Muhammad” row:

1. The controversy began on September 4 during a Barawafat procession in Rawatpur village, located in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. A light board reading “I Love Muhammad” was put up along the procession route for Eid Milad-un-Nabi, which celebrates the birth of Prophet Muhammad. However, local Hindu groups raised objections, calling it a “new tradition” that disrupted the established use of the area, which they noted is commonly used f

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