After the murder of a faithful to the Mosque of Grand-Combe in the Gard, Younès, auditor of Big mouthsdeplores the instrumentalization of Muslims by the right and rebellious France (LFI).
The main suspect in the murder of a faithful in a mosque on Friday in Grande-Combe (Gard), went to the police in Italy. The murder of Aboubakar Cissé, a young Malian killed with several stab wounds, moved the Muslim community while the alleged author filmed his act, accompanied by anti -Muslim remarks.
“The track of the Islamophobic act is the privileged track but elements allow us to consider that there were other motivations which pushed it to the act,” said the public prosecutor of the Republic of Alès on BFMTV Grini. The national anti -terrorist prosecution has not been seized of the case for the moment and remains under observation.
While waiting for the suspect to be explained on his motivations, a demonstration to denounce an Islamophobic act was organized Sunday in the streets of Paris at the call of rebellious France. Prime Minister François Bayrou himself denounced an Islamophobic act. For the great mosque of Paris too, “there is little doubt” that the murderer of the Grand-Combe “was motivated by the hatred of the Muslims”.
“For me, it is an Islamophobic attack, there is the intention, the video taken by the suspect and words that prove that it is anti -Muslim,” deplores Younès this Monday on the set of Big mouths Lacking in passing the instrumentalization of Muslims by the whole of the political class.
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Muslims, “the business of the right”
“The problem is that this case will be instrumentalized as much by the right as by LFI. Muslims are the business of the right and logically LFI on the other side also uses us,” continues Younès on RMC and RMC Story.
“We are tired of being instrumentalized like that. We are normal people, we love France, and we suffer from this instrumentalization,” he adds.
According to him, policies should tackle fundamental problems, especially social networks: “The youngest are drowned in social networks, in rap texts of incredible violence. Young people are formatted by videos and social networks, you have to teach this youth to do without this violence,” adds Younes.
After going to the authorities in Italy, Olivier A. The suspect of the murder of Aboubakar Cissé, must now be extradited to France.
