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Despite ASI’s warning protesters in Bharuch march to collector to ‘preserve original identity’ of Bharuch mosque
The foot march happened just days after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which protects the mosque, wrote to the district administration to not allow any “large gathering” on June 10
Kerala: Muslim youth accuse local police of custodial torture
“Policemen sat on their chests, burnt their genitals with lighter,” lawyer recounts horrific acts by Palakkad police
Jungle raj, and mob bloodlust thriving in Haryana?
Days after the hand of a Muslim man is chopped off, cops say he is accused of of sodomy; brother denies charge
Northeast Delhi violence: Policeman from ‘national anthem’ video questioned
One of the victims, 24-year-old Faizan was injured grievously, and eventually succumbed to his injuries
UP Police arrest Odisha man for sedition after VHP member alleges threatening calls
Initially only a case of criminal intimidation was made but further investigation allegedly revealed, his social media posts had derogatory remarks against the PM
‘Delhi Police Has No Evidence So It’s Resorting to Fabricated Statements’: Umar Khalid
Here is the full text of the activist's letter to the Commissioner of Police, Delhi alleging acquaintances are being coerced into making statements implicating Khalid.
Local court drops Modi’s name from three Guj riots civil suits
Case related to killing of three British nationals in Pranjit taluka of Sabarkantha district
Why did Monika Arora keep quiet about “stolen property” till now?
Riot book authors met Delhi Police Commissioner, to complain against Prof Sundar, Bloomsbury, other writers and activists
Why do investigations into the Delhi riots appear to be a conspiracy in itself?
Activists who participated in the anti CAA movement say Delhi Police is attempting to criminalise a peaceful protest
Riot book authors meet Delhi Police Commissioner, file complaint against Bloomsbury and others
Authors’ allegations include cheating, breach of trust etc against the publishers, as well as activists, writers and journalists
How the regime is hounding Human Rights Defender Dr. Kafeel Khan
A look at the charges invoked against him and how his woes could be far from over
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