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Christian families assaulted, humiliated and forced into Durga Puja rituals in West Bengal village
Three Christian families in Paschim Medinipur allege three days of violence, threats and religious coercion by people identified as Bajrang Dal members; 13 people have been named in an FIR, but no arrests have been reported
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Activists beseech Delhi Police to prevent escalation of violence
Situation tense in North East Delhi, fears of eruption of clashes
Seven including five juveniles held for labourer’s death in Pune
Sagar, 24, was allegedly beaten to death by iron rods over a petty dispute
Rohith Vemula March: The Caste Turn for Student Delhites?
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Delhi Police names Left-wing students as suspects in JNU violence
Also names JNUSU President Aishe Ghosh as suspect; says notices will be served
Maha CM compares JNU violence to 26/11 terror attack
Saying the JNU incident was a 'blot on the country', he assured nothing like this would ever happen in Maharashtra
FIR on injured JNUSU President invites ire of many
Pictures of a blood-soaked Ghosh, had gone viral after she suffered a brutal head injury at the hands of masked goons.
NAPM expresses solidarity with JNU
In a statement, it condemns the inaction and abetment of the Delhi police and the government in helping facilitate the violence at JNU
Jamia issues press statement condemning JNU violence
Jamia, DU and JNU to go on a fact-finding mission regarding violent attacks on JNU students
Two from Hindutva fringe outfits arrested for Patna teen’s murder
They were arrested in the murder case of Amir Hanzla who was last seen holding the tricolor at an anti-CAA protest
At least 7 killed in UP in clashes with police during anti-CAA protests
Violence across Meerut, Muzaffarnagar and Bijnaur
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