West Bengal writers detained after BJP critique; three held, one remains in police custody
Three West Bengal creators arrested for antiBJP posts; two released on bail, one still held; police cite sections on integrity and religious feelings.
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Christian Women Assaulted in Telangana Over Conversion Claims
Christian women allegedly slapped in Telangana over conversion claims. Video shows them pleading, man uses abusive language.
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Jordan Church Attack: India’s Overlooked Christian Suffering
India mourns Jordan church attack but ignores home persecution, where Christian cases rose from 139 to 834, a 500% increase, threatening constitutional rights.
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Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind Rejects UCC, Demands End to Mosque Demolition and Madrasa Harassment
Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind demands end to mosque demolition and madrasa harassment, rejects UCC as discriminatory. Governing Council adopted three resolutions.
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Bajrang Dal Stops Mosque Repair, Claims Encroachment; Committee Says Roof Leak Fix
Bajrang Dal halted mosque repair in Dehradun, alleging illegal encroachment. Committee says it was routine roof leak fix, rejecting claims.
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Muslim Milk Sellers Tied with Ropes and Assaulted by Cow Vigilantes in Madhya Pradesh Attack
Muslim milk sellers in Madhya Pradesh were attacked and tied with ropes by a mob of cow vigilantes who accused them of cattle theft. The victims say they were carrying buffaloes, not a cow, and had purchase receipts but were denied the chance to show them.
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French Prosecutors Say Man Targeted Muslims, Africans, North Africans
A 39-year-old French man, Kevin T, was charged with murder and attempted murder after targeting individuals who appeared Muslim, African, or North African. The attack in Trappes and La Verriere killed one person and injured seven others, including a child, as authorities discovered weapons, a magazine, brass knuckles, and extremist materials at his home during the search, with prosecutor Christen noting the suspect's high level of preparation.
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Muslim Buffalo Traders Assaulted by Hindutva Mob in MP Damoh; Police Book Victims Under Animal Cruelty Law
Muslim buffalo traders and a driver were assaulted by a mob in MP's Damoh district after being stopped while transporting buffaloes.
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Bajrang Dal halts mosque construction in Uttarakhand over encroachment claims
Bajrang Dal members in Dehradun halted mosque repair work at Sevla Kalan, alleging illegal construction and road encroachment.
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UN Commission Finds Israel Pursuing Extermination and Displacement of Palestinians Amid Gaza Genocide
A UN commission report found Israel committed war crimes and genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
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Israeli Settlers Launch Violent Attack on West Bank Journalists
Israeli settlers savagely attack journalists in the occupied West Bank, escalating tensions and raising media freedom concerns in the region.
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Kolkata Police Parade Accused After Three Men Were Forced to Walk Naked Through Kolkata Streets
Kolkata Police paraded three accused, making them walk shirtless with ropes, mirroring the alleged crime where victims were forced to walk naked.
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Christian family in Bengal attacked as woman alleges mob assault and Bible desecration
A Christian family in Bengal was attacked by a mob that desecrated their Bibles and demanded they renounce Christianity and accept Hinduism.
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As kin oppose, interfaith couple found dead on Jamtara railway tracks
The bodies of an interfaith couple, Rocky Mandal and Nazia Khatoon, were found on railway tracks in Jharkhand's Jamtara district, sparking a probe.
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Assam Congress Spokesperson Calls Sharjeel Imam Terrorist, Supports Police Violence
Assam Congress spokesperson calls Sharjeel Imam terrorist, backs police violence, sparking outrage over Islamophobia and constitutional rights.
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Muslims 93% Injured in UP Police Leg Shootings
Nearly 93% of injured in UP police shootings involving cow smuggling were Muslims. CSOH and AP analysis shows 93% Muslim victims, leg-shooting faces criticism.
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One Year After RSF Capture, El Fasher Civilians Still Face Killings, Detention and Torture: Amnesty
One year after RSF captured El Fasher, civilians endure detention, torture and unlawful killings as humanitarian access remains severely limited.
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Dalit student in Tamil Nadu dies by suicide after caste-based bullying over beef consumption
A 16-year-old Dalit student in Tamil Nadu died by suicide after facing caste-based bullying and harassment at school over his beef consumption
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UK Police Appeal for Witnesses After Dussehra and Bathukamma Attack
UK police seek witnesses after Dussehra and Bathukamma attacks in northern England. One man hit on head with bottle; second man punched and injured.