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Despite ASI’s warning protesters in Bharuch march to collector to ‘preserve original identity’ of Bharuch mosque
The foot march happened just days after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which protects the mosque, wrote to the district administration to not allow any “large gathering” on June 10
Must take serious steps against ‘forced’ religious conversions: Centre Tells Supreme Court
In an affidavit filed before the Supreme Court, the Centre has stated that it is aware of the grave issue of “forced conversions”
Being a Muslim in this country and facing this every day is not funny
Says a Muslim student as his professor allegedly made a joke about Muslims being terrorists, in a classroom full of students
Hatebuster: The real identity of the man supporting the accused Aaftab revealed!
In the widely shared video, the man claiming to be Rashid Khan is Vikas Kumar
Hate watch: Christians attacked during Sunday mass in Chhattisgarh; 9 hospitalised
The pastor who founded the church had converted from Hinduism a few years ago
Hindu Sena leader offers licensed swords for sale on Twitter
In the video, he can be seen wielding the sword brazenly and offering it for sale as well as delivery across the country with no regard for the law.
India has chosen a path of exclusion and persecution for religious minorities: CMRI report
The CMRI report provides data on hate crimes against religious minorities, and touches upon their portrayal on news media, status of educational institutions, among other aspects
Gujarat: VHP workers assault Muslim students for ‘luring’ Hindu girls in Surat
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They spoke to a few girl students and acted only after collecting evidence, the VHP workers claimed.
K’taka: Muslim boy and man thrashed with rods by mob
The young boy was allegedly attacked for watching some objectionable video, which he denies
EXCLUSIVE: How close is Chandrachur Goswami, of ‘Gandhi-as-mahishasura’ fame to BJP
The state working president of the Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha president is known for peddling fake news and making hate speeches
BJP’s Vikram Saini disqualified after 23 days of conviction, wife a candidate now; SP’s Azam Khan removed very next day
This disproportionate action was pointed out by the Supreme Court; now the bypolls will be held on December 5
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