Hasted cross to church in Rheydt: Police urgently are looking for witnesses

Hasted cross to church in Rheydt: Police urgently are looking for witnesses

Published: Thursday, 01.08.2024 16:09

symbol of intolerance in a religious place in Rheydt

The use of symbols that symbolize extremism has recently assumed worrying proportions in Rheydt. At Marienplatz, a swastika was lubricated to the facade of a church, which not only inaugurated the religious place, but also represents a topic of conversation for the entire community. The Mönchengladbach police have now initiated investigations and asks the population for information on this incident.

Investigations and concern in the community

The discovery of the swastika, which was applied yesterday at noon, apparently happened with a felt pen. The state security was made responsible for the investigation, which indicates that this event is related to a number of other incidents that are currently shaping the social discussion. This includes political graffiti at the bridge school in Neuwerk and the occupation of solemn occasions by right -wing slogans.

meaning of the incidents for society

The incidents in Rheydt raise questions about the state of social tolerance and dealing with extremism. The nature of such violent acts and the fear based on it are alarming. Another incident was the attack on Lebenshilfe Mönchengladbach, in which a stone with the inscription "Euthanasia is the solution" was thrown. Such incidents are more than just isolated events; They are indicators for a growing trend of intolerance that is directed against various social groups.

call to civil vigilance

The police ask the citizens to be vigilant and report suspicious activities. The devaluation of religious sites and the spread of hate messages not only represent a danger to certain groups, but also affect the entire social structure. It is crucial that the community stands together to counteract such tendencies and to ensure that Rheydt remains a safe and inviting place for everyone.

conclusion

The latest incidents in Rheydt are a wake -up call for society as a whole. A determined handling of extremism and intolerance is essential to maintain the values of freedom and respect for everyone. The state security and the local police are working on holding the perpetrators to account, at the same time every form of civil courage is required to stand up against this returning hatred.

- Nag