The article discusses a controversial event at a mosque in Kerala, India, where posters of slain Hamas and Hezbollah leaders were displayed and paraded atop elephants during a religious procession. This act has sparked significant outcry and debate over the glorification of these militant group leaders, who are considered terrorists by several countries including India. The event took place during a celebration, highlighting the complex interplay of religion, politics, and international relations in the region. Critics argue that such displays could promote extremist ideologies, while supporters might see it as an expression of solidarity with Palestinian and Lebanese causes. The incident has raised concerns about communal harmony and the potential for inciting violence or discord within the community.
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