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Economic Boycott as Hindu Solidarity: BJP leader Nitesh Rane calls for Muslims to be shut out
HARHAR campaign launch becomes a platform for religious segregation, with Rane urging Hindus to buy only from Hindus and issuing a chilling threat against Muslims attending the Kumbh Mela
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Now Al Qaeda intrudes on the hijab controversy
The untimely video only furthers right wing claims of terrorist groups’ involvement in hijab protests
DUJ announces Committee for Communal Harmony to battle hate
The Union demands immediate arrest of the hate mongers who assaulted seven journalists who were covering the Hindu Mahapanchayat
Will Delhi’s Mayors ban onion and garlic too during Navratri?
South Delhi Mayor says municipality will strictly enforce ban on meat shops, East Delhi mayor concurs
Kashi Vishwanath – Gyanvapi case a national dispute: Deity’s next friend to HC
Lord Vishweshwar’s next friend tells Allahabad High Court that emotions of millions are involved
Ramgarh Lynching case: SC sees “no reason” to entertain the Petition filed against the bail of the accused men
The Apex court directs the High Court of Jharkhand to take up pending appeals within 6 months of the order.
Hate Offender Yati Narsinghanand violates bail conditions, calls for communal violence
Journalists also heckled and attacked at the Hindu Mahapanchayat held on Sunday in Delhi
Ajmal’s culture is my enemy: Assam CM’s openly anti-Muslim statement
Himanta Biswa Sarma counters allegations of AIUDF support during Assembly vote with pointed remarks against Badruddin Ajmal and “his culture”
Hate Watch: Right-wing group vandalises vegetarian food cart run by Muslim vendor
Uttar Pradesh chief of 'Sangeet Som Sena', 30 others booked for vandalising vegetarian soya biryani cart
Are increasing calls for economic boycott of Muslims a sinister precursor to something worse?
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This is more than a political ploy to lay the groundwork for an upcoming election in Karnataka; it furthers an anti-minority agenda that could culminate in targetted violence
Meat sale banned in Ghaziabad, demands brew for a repeat in MP
Bajrang Dal has reportedly threatened that “if the government doesn't prohibit the sale of meat,” they themselves will “evict the shopkeepers”
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