Muslims flee Indian village after singer killed in argument with Hindu priest - policeNEW DELHI (Reuters) - At least 200 Muslims have fled their village in the western Indian state of Rajasthan after a Hindu priest and his friends were alleged to have killed a Muslim folk singer late last month, police said on Wednesday. Trouble erupted in Dantal village near the India-Pakistan border on Sept. 27, when a Hindu priest accused folk singer Ahmad Khan of making mistakes while reciting hymns to evoke a Hindu goddess. Khan, 45, was a member of the Langa Manganiyar community that has been singing Hindu religious songs and spiritual verses in temples and at festivals for generations. The priest suggested changes to the hymn, leading to an argument. Police said the priest, Ramesh Suthar, and his friends then broke Khan s musical instruments and killed him.  The news of the murder triggered unrest between Hindus and Muslims who have been living together for generations,  said Gaurav Yadav, a senior police officer investigating the case. He did not say how Khan was killed, but said Suthar had been arrested. The priest s accomplices had fled, Yadav said. Two of Suthar s family members said he was in shock and refused to talk about the case. Government authorities had sent paramilitary forces to the area but the Muslims, fearing clashes, refused to return home.  For one small mistake the Hindus killed my brother,  said Rakha Khan, the dead singer s cousin.  We can t live in the same village ever again.  Rakha Khan said they had sought refuge in a school and that the state government office and other local authorities were providing them with food. The attack is the latest in a series of incidents targeting the minority Muslim community in states ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi s Hindu nationalist party. Since his Bharatiya Janata Party came to power in 2014, hardline Hindu groups and cow protection vigilantes have carried out numerous attacks on Muslims accused of eating beef or killing cows. Many Hindus believe cows are sacred and killing them is banned in some states. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Muslims flee Indian village after singer killed in argument with Hindu priest - policeNEW DELHI (Reuters) - At least 200 Muslims have fled their village in the western Indian state of Rajasthan after a Hindu priest and his friends were alleged to have killed a Muslim folk singer late last month, police said on Wednesday. Trouble erupted in Dantal village near the India-Pakistan border on Sept. 27, when a Hindu priest accused folk singer Ahmad Khan of making mistakes while reciting hymns to evoke a Hindu goddess. Khan, 45, was a member of the Langa Manganiyar community that has been singing Hindu religious songs and spiritual verses in temples and at festivals for generations. The priest suggested changes to the hymn, leading to an argument. Police said the priest, Ramesh Suthar, and his friends then broke Khan s musical instruments and killed him.  The news of the murder triggered unrest between Hindus and Muslims who have been living together for generations,  said Gaurav Yadav, a senior police officer investigating the case. He did not say how Khan was killed, but said Suthar had been arrested. The priest s accomplices had fled, Yadav said. Two of Suthar s family members said he was in shock and refused to talk about the case. Government authorities had sent paramilitary forces to the area but the Muslims, fearing clashes, refused to return home.  For one small mistake the Hindus killed my brother,  said Rakha Khan, the dead singer s cousin.  We can t live in the same village ever again.  Rakha Khan said they had sought refuge in a school and that the state government office and other local authorities were providing them with food. The attack is the latest in a series of incidents targeting the minority Muslim community in states ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi s Hindu nationalist party. Since his Bharatiya Janata Party came to power in 2014, hardline Hindu groups and cow protection vigilantes have carried out numerous attacks on Muslims accused of eating beef or killing cows. Many Hindus believe cows are sacred and killing them is banned in some states. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: muslims flee indian village singer killed argument hindu priest policemen delhi reuters at least muslims fled village western indian state rajasthan hindu priest friends alleged killed muslim folk singer late last month police said wednesday trouble erupted dental village near border hindu priest accused folk singer ahmad khan making mistakes reciting hymns evoke hindu goddess khan member lang manganiyar community singing hindu religious songs spiritual verses temples festivals generations the priest suggested changes hymn leading argument police said priest games author friends broke khan musical instruments killed the news murder triggered unrest hindu muslims living together generations said laura yadav senior police officer investigating case he say khan killed said author arrested the priest accomplices fled yadav said two author family members said shock refused talk case government authorities sent paramilitary forces area muslims fearing clashes refused return home for one small mistake hindu killed brother said aka khan dead singer cousin we live village ever aka khan said sought refuge school state government office local authorities providing food the attack latest series incidents targeting minority muslim community states ruled prime minister narendra modi hindu nationalist party since bharatiya canada party came power hardline hindu groups cow protection vigilantes carried numerous attacks muslims accused eating beef killing cows many hindu believe cows sacred killing banned states worldnews