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CJP’s 2025 Hate Watch: leading the fight for accountability in the digital media
In 2025, CJP emerged as India’s leading voice confronting digital hate on television, spearheading sustained NBDSA interventions that challenged communal broadcasts/debate, secured corrective orders, and strengthened accountability frameworks to restrain the spread of hateful and polarising content across news media
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Ram Navami violence: PILs seek SC monitored investigations, transfer of cases to NIA
Petitions moved before SC to take suo-motu cognisance in the communal violence that took place throughout the country
How will Delhi Police respond to VHP’s threat?
Vishva Hindu Parishad threatens to launch "a battle" against the Police, cops issue revised statement on ‘arrest’ of VHP man
Curfew back in place after Madhya Pradesh police record first death in Khargone
Victim Ibraish Khan’s family alleges police cover up, RTI reveals a bizarre new twist to demolition of Muslim homes in the area
Koderma: What actually happened on Ram Navami?
A fact-finding report on the communal violence and resulting police investigation
Fresh violence reported from Jahangirpuri
Left parties’ fact finding team releases report, CPI (M) Delhi calls for a protest on April 19, against those “instigating communal violence”
Jahangirpuri: “Peace” on the ground, but what about the fear in the hearts?
Around 23 arrests have been made so far, all reportedly of Muslims only, BJP and AAP begin the political blame game
Mob sets three houses ablaze in Agra over interfaith relationship
Woman confirms that she eloped willingly, FIR filed against 100 people
Hanuman Jayanti procession participants hoist flag on Gujarat dargah
Around 100 were part of a procession that stopped at dargah, playing loud music, three men entered and hoisted a saffron flag; five arrested
Jahangirpuri Violence: 14 Arrested, all from the minority community, main accused a minor?
Alleging police partisanship and brutality, the family of the main accused – who is being portrayed as 22 in the media – has said the minor was home when the incident took place.
Minority Muslim community will move MP HC: BJP Govt’s ‘selective’ bulldozer violence
Committed to getting justice, stating that the demolition drive has rendered several people homeless, a Muslim cleric asked why the government was punishing the family members of those who were allegedly involved in the riots, reported PTI.
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