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3 months after the Bajrang Dal attack, the elderly Muslim shopkeeper’s Parkinson’s has worsened. The Hindu gym owner remains in distress. Empty gym, FIR against him - now even barred by the UK HC from expressing it on social media. - via @IndianExpress 🧵 Mohammad Deepak : At around 5.30 pm on a Wednesday, at Deepak’s Hulk Gym, there are about five people exercising. From 150-200 clients daily, the numbers have dropped to 45. Sitting in a corner, Deepak, 38, says business has started picking up slowly. “Right after the incident, the clientele was down to 15.” He can understand why people are keeping away, Deepak adds. “On January 31, a few people got inside the gym, scaring women who were working out. Later, police were stationed round the clock outside for security. This affected footfall.” The aid by many following the incident, including several Supreme Court Senior Advocates, has helped. They signed up for annual memberships of Rs 10,000 each, and transferred the same to locals. “I have 40 such clients now. It’s a huge relief,” says Deepak. He also cherishes the meeting he and Rawat had on February 23 with senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. “I felt seen and understood. He also spoke to my family over the phone,” Deepak says, adding, “Had it been a BJP leader too, I would have been happy because it means they respect my values.” Married, Deepak has a five-year-old daughter. On those who question his declaration that his name was ‘Mohd Deepak’, he says: “I don’t have to prove to anyone that I am a Hindu. If you want to perceive me as a Muslim, go ahead, but I am human first. They call me ‘mullah’… Muslims have contributed to building this nation. These insults will only harm the country.” Deepak also stands by his decision to confront the crowd. “Anyone can name their establishment as they choose. A mob does not have the right to barge in and order them to change it.” Last week, a petition by Deepak and Rawat to quash the FIR against them was rejected by the Uttarakhand High Court. Hearing his petition against the FIR naming him and his friend, and seeking police protection, the court called it “nothing but an attempt to influence the investigation” and to “put pressure on the investigating agency”. “Has anyone laid a hand on you?” the court asked. It also asked Deepak to keep off social media. Deepak fears the court’s observations will deter people from doing “the right thing”. Copied from @IndianExpress article for those who haven't subscription. Next tweet of the thread about Vakeel Ahmed, the shopkeeper from the Article. 🧵

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