When some people tried to blame the girl's father on, a brawl started and ended by killing the girl's father and one of his relatives. An outrage arose on March 4 and Muslims of the town went to the church of the two martyrs and set it on fire. Hence on March 8, the Christians demonstrated in front of Maspiro television building demanding that the church should be built in the same place and Christians should be returned to their homes in the town safely.
When some individuals attempted to hold the girl's father accountable, a conflict ensued and concluded with the death of the girl's father and one relative. An uproar occurred on March 4, and Muslims from the town proceeded to the church of the two martyrs and set it ablaze. Consequently, on March 8, Christians gathered in front of Maspiro television building demanding that the church be rebuilt at its original location and ensuring the safety of Christian homes within the town.