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Dhandhuka violence: Gujarat minority group seeks judicial action, cites targeted arson

The Minority Coordination Committee (MCC) Gujarat has written to the Director General of Police seeking judicial action in connection with recent violence in Dhandhuka town of Ahmedabad district, alleging...

Palghar lynching case: Maha Home Minister releases list of accused, says none are Muslim

Makes names public in a bid to decommunalise the case where rumour mills painted Muslims as the villain, after two ‘saadhus’ and their driver were killed on suspicion of being thieves.

It took influential Arab anger to make India notice hate speech

Threat of a diplomatic crisis draws a few words of wisdom, that were missing when anti-Muslim hate spread faster than the Coronavirus, in India.

BJP members target Tablighi Jamaat for spread of coronavirus

Indulging in hate mongering, while MLA asked members of his constituency to stay away from the Tablighi Jamaat sect and community, the other said that Jamaatis were the number one problem of the country

AAMSU raises concerns about communal FT member with Home Secretary

After calling Muslims “jehadi” and “jahil” in official communication, the FT member gives religion-wise break up of people not declared foreigners

Stop targeting, discriminating against and attacking vendors and hawkers: National Hawker Federation

An attack on vendors is not only a violation of their dignity and basic rights, but also an unconscionable act on the part of our citizenry

Whither Article 15?

Article 15 of The Constitution Of India 1949 prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth. But in practice… 

Assam MP asks CM to fire FT member who had called Muslims ‘Jehadi’ and ‘Jahil’

FT members had donated to Covid-19 relief efforts but urged funds not be used to help people who caught the infection at the Tablighi Jamaat event in Delhi

In defence of a Muslim security guard, who tested negative for Coronavirus

Representation Image / Reuters  They are said to have used...

Can a doctor tell if the Coronavirus has a religion?

Ahmedabad Civil Hospital is accused of splitting COVID19 wards on faith, calls it govt decision

These people are not like you and me: BJP MLA Krushna Khopde on Muslims

Wants army out in Satranjipura area, already sealed under  Coronavirus containment protocol 

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