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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
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AISA students detained for decrying bulldozer raj
Students gathered and marched peacefully in the face of heavy police deployment: Delhi
Women’s activists condemn Adityanath regime’s action against activists, bulldozing due process and justice
In a strongly worded communication to UP chief minister, they have condemned the incarceration of rights activists from the minority community, particularly the family activist Afreen Fatima, their demonisation via falsified statements as “evidence” and worst of all, the bulldozing of their homes
Take immediate cognisance of illegal demolition of Parveen Fatima’s home: Petition to CJ Allahabad HC
Petition, likely to be heard tomorrow, appeals for immediate intervention due to the grossly illegal act of the demolition; urges commensurate reparation for loss, harassment and indignity
Indian Muslims group supports free speech; condemns hate speech, death threats
No god, gods, goddesses, prophets or saints may be invoked to justify the killing of fellow humans
SC must apply principle of continuing mandamus to all basic rights violations: Illegal Demolitions
Responding to Illegal Bulldozer Raj, the doctrine of an unconstitutional state of affairs
Bulldozer Injustice: How far is the regime planning to go?
After Afreen Fatima’s home is demolished, questions arise about due process; tension prevails across the nation
Complaint filed against Ilyas Sharafuddin for using inflammatory words against Hindu Gods
Muslim citizen from Thane seeks to file an FIR against Sharafuddin for trying to disturb communal harmony
Right-wing calls Ranchi boy’s ordeal a “victim card” tactic
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