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From Assam’s Soil to Detention and Back: The tragic death of Amzad Ali

Locked up in Matia detention camp despite generations-long roots in Assam, 49-year-old Amzad Ali dies of cancer as authorities ignore medical appeals; family finally lays him to rest in his native village

Lucknow lawyers turn their backs on arrested protestors, call them “anti-nationals”

The relatives of the accused are having a hard time finding lawyers to file bail applications for the release of those accused of indulging in violence during anti-CAA protests in the city.

S R Darapuri – An upright police officer turned human rights activist, now accused of inciting violence

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Allahabad HC asks for evidence of advocate Mohammed Shoaib’s arrest

The Rihai Manch President was picked up from his place after being put under house arrest on December 19, 2019

Activist couple released from prison for anti-CAA protest after 12 days

Social Activist Muniza Khan shares on ground developments from prison where activists and students were housed

Let Us Strengthen the Idea of India and Defend Our Secular Constitution

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NAPM releases report on state repression of protestors in UP

NAPM releases report on state repression of protestors in UP

56 activists arrested in anti-CAA protests in Varanasi released

3 released activists were booked in another charge and have to file a fresh appeal for bail

Kerala passes resolution for withdrawal of CAA

Kerala CM also declared that his state will not have detention camps and accused BJP of making communal divide its political plank

‘An Act of Mass Surveillance’: India Use of Facial Recognition Tech Against Protesters Angers Privacy Advocates

Protesters against the Indian government's anti-Muslim citizenship bill are...

BJP trends CCA instead of CAA leaving Twitterati in splits

The party’s IT Cell used the hashtag #IndiaSupportsCCA which trended on no. 1 with more than 40k tweets

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