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Attempts to communalise Mira Road Eid preparations defused by residents and police
Outside fringe mobilisation attempted to turn a long-standing local practice into a communal flashpoint
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Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states made unsubstantiated claims of running riot-free states and shared plans to remove ‘infiltrators’
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Vishva Hindu Parishad threatens to launch "a battle" against the Police, cops issue revised statement on ‘arrest’ of VHP man
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A day before UP enters the final phase of election, Indian right-wing voiced support for Russia in the national capital
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The right-wing organisations are unable to replicate the success achieved in the Kanyakumari district in other districts due to the lower ratio of the minority population.
Karnataka: Bajrang Dal member killed, cops refute links to hijab row
BJP leaders blame Muslim community but police suspect an internal disagreement among youths
Karnataka Bajrang Dal’s Sanjay Nalvade, three others arrested for murder of Muslim teen
When the hate speech went viral, Nalwade was booked “for violation of Covid-19 rules”, let off “with a fine for the violation”, they then allegedly attacked Muslim youth
Hate watch: Alleged Bajrang Dal members create ruckus at Christian prayer hall in Belur, Karnataka
The men are seen in videos creating mayhem at the prayer hall in Belur, and were confronted by a few women from community
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