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Urdu is not the monopoly of mullahs, nor even the Muslim community 

Our self-styled “left liberal” intelligentsia, otherwise loud in denouncing Hindu majoritarianism, suddenly turned mute when confronted with Muslim right-wing pressure

JJM approaches IG about attacks on Muslim minority

Concerned about the attacks on adivasi and religious minorities alike, it asked the police to raise vigilance in preventing violence and aggressions in such areas

Jahangirpuri: “Peace” on the ground, but what about the fear in the hearts?

Around 23 arrests have been made so far, all reportedly of Muslims only, BJP and AAP begin the political blame game

Minority Muslim community will move MP HC: BJP Govt’s ‘selective’ bulldozer violence

Committed to getting justice, stating that the demolition drive has rendered several people homeless, a Muslim cleric asked why the government was punishing the family members of those who were allegedly involved in the riots, reported PTI. 

Bulldozing the law and homes of the Muslim marginalized: Gujarat

Properties belonging to the “accused” in Ramanavmi communal violence razed in in the State of Gujarat

Karauli, Rajasthan: Muslims suffer an economic loss of over 5 crore!

Amongst distressed accounts, a fact-finding team reports 62 properties were destroyed in the April 2 violence

Khargone’s Muslim outfits accuse police of only arresting Muslims

While officials are unable to comment on this accusation, community members are already suffering harassment due to the demolition of houses

Sheath the swords, while there is still time!

Swords, tridents, axes, just a few of the weapons Hindutva groups want your neighbours to stock up

Delhi Violence: Shifa-Ur-Rehman denied bail again in UAPA case

The ex-Jamia Alumni association president has been implicated in the wider conspiracy behind the communal violence

We Indian Muslims need no sermons from the Al-Qaeda

Al-Qaeda’s supreme commander Ayman Zawahiri has recently released a standalone statement on the Hijab controversy in India

Right-wing’s dangerous obsession with mosques and dargahs peaks during Ramzan

Loud music, axe and sword wielding groups are becoming a regular outside mosques, as are desecration of dargahs 

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