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Khargone riots case collapses: Four years after Ram Navami violence, MP court acquits 11 accused, finds prosecution failed to establish guilt
A sessions court points to hostile witnesses, unexplained delays, lack of identification procedures and forensic inconsistencies; accused, all of whom who were Muslim, spent up to 827 days in jail
Thousands stage a march in Chennai against CAA-NPR-NRC
A collective of Muslim outfits and around 15,000 people marched in a bid to secure their future in the country
8 Christians falsely accused of forced conversion acquitted in MP
They had been falsely accused of converting 60 children who they were escorting to a Bible Camp
I am a Love Jihadi: KP Sasi to Kerala church Cardinal
Syro-Malabar church synod had attracted scathing criticism in January for their comments about Christian girls being lured by Muslim youth. Now a film-maker responds with an open letter to the Cardinal.
Sisterhood unites to fight oppression: Forest workers meet Shaheen Bagh protesters
Dalit and Adivasi forest workers express solidarity with anti-CAA activists as even they rarely have 70-year-old documents to stake claim to forest land.
Shocking Expose: Video shows Delhi Police assaulting students in Jamia library
Jamia police assault video: This 44-second video reveals policemen wearing anti-riot gear, entering the library. There were around 10-20 students inside when cops thrashed the students with batons and pushed them outside the hall.
UP ADM is judge, jury & executioner: Muzaffarnagar protests
On February 12, the Muzaffarnagar Additional District Magistrate (ADM) ordered 53 people to pay a total of Rs 23.41 lakh for ‘damage’ caused to property during an anti-CAA protest on Dec 20 in what appears to be a one-sided evaluatory exercise
Why Muslims Need to Look Beyond the Victory of AAP in Delhi
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Separate allocations within ‘minority development’ for varied minorities in the state
Did Centre direct Assam to release non-Muslims from detention centres?
MHA denies move in wake of CAA provisions, but 2016 notification says otherwise.
What About Minorities Being Persecuted In Our Country, Mr Modi?
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