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Days of Demands, Hours of Protest: Swatantra Bhardwaj finally detained in assault case

Delhi Police detain the influencer hours after CJP, Nishu Azad, Congress representatives and opposition MPs press for his arrest at Parliament Street; the case began at a CJP and wider student protest at Jantar Mantar

Godhra, The Tribunal’s Findings

  As the Sabarmati Express travelled back from Ayodhya on...

Mapping the Violence, Gujarat 2002

Archived from Communalism Combat, November-December 2002 Year 9  No....

Mapping the Violence, Gujarat 2002

Archived from Communalism Combat, November-December 2002  Year 9  No....

Violence Against Women, Gujarat 2002

  Adistinct, tragic and ghastly feature of the state sponsored...

Economic Destruction/Desecration in Gujarat

  One of the most telling testimonies presented before the...

Religious and Cultural Desecration

  Mosques, dargahs, small shrines and other Muslim religious and...

Preparation for Violence, Gujarat 2002

  Role of the BJP and Allied Organisations: RSS/VHP/BD The role played...

State Complicity, Government of Gujarat, 2002, Role of Chief Minister

Courtesy: bpr.berkeley.eduThe post–Godhra carnage in Gujarat was an organised...

State Complicity, Police Misbehaviour, Gujarat 2002

Courtesy: ReutersEvidence before the Tribunal clearly establishes the absolute...

Role of the Central Government (NDA I) in Gujarat Genocidal Carnage

The complicity of the state government is obvious. And,...

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