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July 2026: A dissent that was brutally put down, a crackdown after the protest ended
Police and RAF conduct was brutal, FIRs have been filed despite assurances, protesters arrested, and Muslim families, especially, have faced scrutiny
Assam developing SOPs for Imams coming from ‘outside’
Move comes after nearly 30 people including at least three Imams with alleged links to terror groups were nabbed from madrasas during operations conducted since March
UP: 26 booked for holding ‘unlawful’ assembly for namaz at home
Pictures of people purportedly praying inside the house in 'large numbers' at Dulhepur village had gone viral on social media
Signature campaign demanding justice for Bilkis Bano on Mumbai’s trains
First person account of the experience of concerned citizens and rights activists as they talked to commuters on Mumbai's local trains on August 21, about the Bilkis Bano case, and gathered signatures against the remission of sentence granted to the convicts
Bereft of words, still numb: Bilkis Bano
The survivor breaks her silence on the release of 11 convicts; words of support for her pour in
Bilkis Bano case: Eleven people convicted of gang rape and murder freed
A state government panel approved their application for remission of sentence
Cases Against Prayagraj Activists for June 10 Violence Narrate Saga of Bias
There are striking similarities in the incriminating language of the various FIRs, bringing into doubt the veracity of charges filed by authorities in cases pertaining to the violence erupting in UP after former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma’s derogatory remarks on the Prophet.
UP: SI subjects Muslim man to 3rd-degree torture in cow-slaughter case
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Upon not finding the accused, the SI picked up the accused's distant relative Farad Hakim, 40, a resident of the same village.
Karnataka: Four arrested in Muslim man’s murder case
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Dakshina Kannada: Karnataka Police investigating the murder case of Mohammad...
Mathura: Cow vigilantes target Muslim family
Armed mob reached village on suspicion of “beef sale”, fired into the air
Kannauj: Muslim teen dies after being allegedly beaten by school teachers
The ninth standard boy’s family say that he was thrashed after being falsely accused of stealing a watch; autopsy report says he died of tuberculosis
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