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Madhya Pradesh: Cop Caught on Video Asking Gym to Bar Entry of Muslims; Removed From Field Duty

  • In May 2025, a video emerged showing a Madhya Pradesh sub-inspector in Bhopal telling a gym owner to prohibit Muslim trainers and trainees from using the facility.
  • The incident followed a Bajrang Dal visit to the gym amid allegations that a Muslim trainer was interacting inappropriately with Hindu women, but no formal complaints or evidence were found.
  • The viral video captures Sub-Inspector Dinesh Sharma instructing that Muslims should neither be permitted to provide nor receive training at the gym, leading the police to launch an internal investigation and suspend him from active duty.
  • BJP MP Alok Sharma supported the removals and stated a list of Muslim gym trainers in Bhopal would be handed to police to prevent "love jihad" and "land jihad," while Congress MLA Arif Masood criticized targeting professionals based on religion.
  • The case highlights tensions in Bhopal over communal issues and has led to official actions emphasizing that no acts creating community tensions will be tolerated.
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Bhopal News: Bhopal BJP MP Alok Sharma said that a list of gym trainers is being prepared. There should be female gym trainers for women. Meanwhile, Congress hit back at Sharma.

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Bhopal MP Alok Sharma raised questions on Muslim trainers in gyms and said that sisters are being targeted under the guise of love jihad. He said that a list of gyms should be made and handed over to the police. This statement came after the cases of rape of Hindu girls by Muslim youth in Indore. The MP has warned of strict legal action.

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India Today broke the news in India on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
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