Shocking Video: Four Arrested in Canada for Brutally Beating Student Falsely Accused of Removing Girl's Hijab

In a shocking incident that has left a community reeling, four teenagers have been arrested for their involvement in a violent assault near Mont-Bruno Secondary School in Longueuil, Quebec. The attack, captured on video, occurred after a false accusation of hijab removal, mirroring the moral police tactics seen in Islamic repressive regimes like Iran.

The Longueuil Agglomeration Police Service (SPAL) swiftly took action after a video of the attack surfaced, showing a 16-year-old boy brutally assaulting another teenager who attended the same school. The alleged attacker has been suspended by the school pending the investigation.

The disturbing video, obtained by Noovo Info, depicts the victim forced to kneel while enduring at least five punches to the face while a group of young bystanders looks on. According to information gathered by Noovo Info, the altercation stemmed from an incident on a bus where teenagers falsely accused the victim of attempting to remove a young Muslim woman’s hijab. Subsequently, the alleged attackers sought to avenge the girl.

The four suspects involved in this harrowing event could face charges of assault causing harm and false imprisonment. While the victim’s physical injuries, including a jaw injury, the loss of a tooth, and another tooth almost knocked out, are not believed to be life-threatening, the scars of this brutal assault extend far beyond the visible wounds. The young victim, who bravely returned to school the day after the attack, now grapples with profound psychological trauma that may haunt them for years to come. The emotional toll of the assault is evident in the anxiety and fear that have gripped the secondary student, making the road to recovery all the more challenging.

SPAL has mobilized a prevention team to collaborate with the school management in supporting the victim and other affected students. The incident has unveiled a larger issue at Mont-Bruno School, where students report an atmosphere marred by intimidation and violence.

While the school administration has remained silent, the Patriotes School Service Center, to which the school belongs, issued a press release acknowledging the incident. The statement read, “Since yesterday, the students involved have all been met by the school management, and actions have been taken for the victim, the perpetrators of this action, and the witnesses.”

This incident gains even greater significance against the backdrop of Quebec’s “Act respecting the laicity [or secularism] of the State,” known as Bill 21., which strictly prohibits the conspicuous display of religion in schools and state buildings. Therefore, if a student or teacher requested any girl to remove her hijab, they would, in fact, be urging her to comply with the law, highlighting the complexity of the situation.

Public figures, including Quebec’s Education Minister Bernard Drainville and Public Safety Minister François Bonnardel, have condemned the violence. Drainville expressed his sympathy for the victim, emphasizing that “violence in all its forms has no place in our schools.” Bonnardel also echoed these sentiments and commended the swift response of the police.

This horrific incident took place during what is being heralded as “Canadian Islamic History Month” for the very first time. While many left-wing activists and Islamic supremacists push the false idea of Islamophobia in Canada, it seems that non-Muslims need to be protected from false accusations of sharia-related crimes. False accusations or criticism of Islam often escalate into verbal or physical attacks, resulting in severe consequences and raising significant concerns.