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Alleged Pattern of Denigration: High Court seeks response from Himanta Biswa Sarma on PIL against his alleged hate speeches

Petitioners allege a “pattern of incendiary rhetoric” targeting minorities; Court issues notice to Union, State, DGP and Chief Minister, defers interim relief till after Bihu holidays

BJP MLA Raja Singh’s Facebook page gets taken down – finally

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FIR lodged against judge for inciting violence in Kashmir’s Anantnag district

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BJP’s Tejasvi Surya tries to arm twist media after #MeToo fallout

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BJP MLA Surendra Singh’s Vitreol, a Brief History of a Serial Offender

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Hate speech on WhatsApp against Muslim voters’ mobilisation

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Amit Shah called out for calling Bangladeshis ‘termites’: US Govt Report

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Hate Watch: Delhi MLA spews venom on Social Media after Pulwama Terrorist Attack

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