‘Let my building burn’: Restaurant owner whose building was set on fire calls for ‘justice to be served’

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A restaurant that was set on fire during the riots rocking Minneapolis expressed solidarity with protesters in a social media post.

Visitors to the Facebook page of Gandhi Mahal, located near the city’s Third Police Precinct, were met with a message calling for justice after Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was allegedly involved in the death of George Floyd. Owner Ruhel Islam’s daughter, Hafsa Islam, took to the restaurant’s Facebook page to note the blaze.

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