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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
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Controlling Dissent: Ramchandra Guha, left leaders detained for anti-CAA protests
Yogendra Yadav and Left leaders like Sitaram Yechury, Nilotpal Basus and Brinda Karat detained in nation-wide protests against CAA.
BJP in Assam coming to its senses?
Senior BJP leaders in Assam meet with CM Sonowal to discuss the problems with the CAA
Protesters Gather to Protest the CCA 2019/NRC in Mumbai
Mumbai's August Kranti Maidan has thousands of people who have come from all over the city to protest the unconstitutional Citizen Amendment Act of 2019.
UP police detain, lathi-charge peaceful Samajwadi Party protestors
Police crackdown on demonstrators for defying Sec 144 imposed in the state
Julio Ribeiro condemns “atmosphere of fear”
Julio Ribeiro, who is best remembered as one of Mumbai's most fearless policemen, and someone who has remained committed to upholding and defending India's secular and democratic values even after retiring from the force, will not be able to attend the Hum Bharat Ke Log protest supported by various citizens groups including Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP). He has therefore sent us this written message to inspire and encourage us to continue fighting the good fight.
Celebs join anti-CAA chorus, condemn police brutality against students
Many among them have previously been staunch supporters of Modi
In times of CAA & NRC remember the words of Kakori martyrs
Image Courtesy: thewire.in The Kakori conspiracy (or Kakori train robbery...
Bollywood’s clarion call against the CAA and police brutality on students
Moving over social media, celebrities ask people to join them in the protest against CAA
Anti-CAA protests intensify across India, security tightened
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Bollywood’s Conscience Speak: Celebs against anti- CAA violence at Jamia, AMU
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