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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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NBDSA: Complaint filed against Times Now’s inciteful ‘Ram mandir’ show
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The debate show saw four speakers of extremist views denigrating each other’s religions over and over again, resulting in a scuffle
21 years later, 14 acquitted for murder in one of the many 2002 Gujarat riots cases
They were accused of killing and burning bodies of 17 Muslims in one of the many incidents of widespread violence in Gujarat in 2002, in the aftermath of the burning of a coach of the Sabarmati Express at Godhra
Hundreds can be seen repeating the communal and anti-Muslim oath administered by Pravin Togadia
Once again, the AHP leader called for a population control law, a uniform civil code, and a love-jihad law
Marching through a Muslim dominated area, a mob raises provocative and communal slogans
Halting outside a mosque, the mob chanted: Say Vande Mataram if you have to live in India
Bajrang Dal barges into a birthday celebration, thrashes Muslim friends, hands them over to police
The incident took place on January 21 when the woman was celebrating her birthday in an apartment.
Bihar: Christian man beaten up on allegation of forced conversion
The words of the man speaking from behind the camera makes it clear that the attackers were hardliners attacking a man for “insulting” and “converting” Lord Ram.
Temple fairs and the saga of economic boycott: Dakshina Kannada
The trend of disallowing non-Hindus from partaking in auction of stalls at temple fairs is a new low for Hindu fringe groups and temple authorities are being forced to follow suit
CJP complains against misinformed vitriol by Shankar Gaikar: Maharashtra
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Gaikar twisted both Maratha and Islamic history to push his communally divisive agenda
Yet again, hate-filled speech delivered by RSS man, Ishwar Lal: Rajasthan
Through his speech at a at a Trishul Deeksha event, Laldemands for the conversion of 30,000 mosques into temples, boycott of Halal items
Lawyers’ Group files criminal complaint against UP CM over brute state action against CAA protesters
Strongman chief minister of Uttar Pradesh (UP), Adityanath, the aggressive man in saffron robes faces a criminal complaint filed by the Guernica 37 Chambers at the Office of the Swiss Federal Prosecutor as he made his way to Switzerland to attend the World Economic Forum. His visit ends today.
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