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Old scars of history often resurface as festering wounds and should be handled with care and sensitivity for the common and lasting good.
So, when veteran Congress leader Sonia Gandhi writes in her memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, that the cause of the infamous February 2002 Sabarmati Express carnage "remains disputed," former CBI director Rakesh Asthana strongly objects to her claim.
#BelongingAJourneyOfLove #SoniaGandhi #RakeshAsthana #SabarmatiExpressCase
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In this video, a man explains how Sikandar was allegedly locked up and beaten while the administration stood by.
Let's see what role @bihar_police plays in getting justice for Sikandar, who had gone to the hospital to donate blood to a woman he knew.
Bihar, Aurangabad.
A Muslim youth, Sikandar Khan, died after allegedly being beaten at a hospital where he had gone to donate blood to a Dalit woman.
An argument broke out with the management over her treatment. It is alleged that hospital owner Dr. Ranjit Yadav locked him in a room and beat him with sticks and an iron rod along with staff.
He was taken to Patna in serious condition, where he died.
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This is #IrshadAnsari who went out of the way to restore the IPhone my wife left in his three wheeler auto while travelling from Vasundhara to SamacharApartments in Mayur Vihar last night. Thank you Irshad bhai, we need good samaritans like u in our society/country. 🫡
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Fact: Harman was arrested for assaulting a minor and sharing bestiality videos.
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Harman Kapoor had protesters outside his restaurant because of post like this.
Not because they aren't selling halal. @JohnCleese
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A Muslim man from Charkuppa village in Bihar’s Aurangabad district, identified as Sikandar Khan, died during treatment in Patna after he was allegedly assaulted at a hospital in Rafiganj. Khan had reportedly gone to donate blood to a Dalit woman when an argument broke out with the hospital management over her treatment. According to Seemab, a local journalist with Hindustan TV, hospital owner Dr Ranjeet Yadav allegedly locked Khan inside a room and beat him with sticks and iron rods, leaving him critically injured. Seemab also alleged that hospital staff were involved and police personnel were present nearby during the assault. Khan was later taken to Patna for treatment, where he died.
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Perfect separation of powers :
Former Supreme Court judge Hima Kohli and former Chief Election Commissioner @DrSYQuraishi in the august company of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat !
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What kind of DJs are these?
A 20-day-old baby girl, Yes 20 day old baby girl... allegedly DIED after a DJ system played loud music outside her house during an idol immersion procession.
> Her heart reportedly stopped. The family alleges they repeatedly asked the DJ operators to move the vehicle and lower the volume, but their requests were ignored.
📍 Ballia, Uttar Pradesh
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ethnic cleansing. all those who support npr nrc caa for whatever reason support ethnic cleansing.
Assam demolishes homes of 132 Bengali Muslim families who were displaced in 1983 riots. @scroll_in
The families alleged that the authorities had selectively targeted them as their Hindu neighbours were not evicted.
Video: special arrangement
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Authorities in India’s Assam have demolished the homes of 132 Muslim families, citing illegal encroachment on government land.
Residents say they were settled there after fleeing the 1983 anti-Muslim riots.
India’s Assam state demolishes homes of 132 Muslim families
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Maktoob's @Fathima15Fida wins HRRF Journalism Award for Best Story on Human Solidarity
Her story on Abdul Jabbar, who, haunted by the lynching of his brother Ashraf in Mangaluru, fought for justice for lynched Dalit migrant worker Ram Narayan Baghel, has won a Washington-based award for human solidarity.
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After painting roads and flyovers in garish colours, the BJP government in Bengal has now allowed trees to be coated with harmful oil-based paints ahead of Chhath Puja.
Environmental experts are warning that these paints, containing toxic heavy metals such as lead, chromium and cadmium, can block the bark’s pores, suffocate trees and destroy the ecosystem they sustain.
Is this what the BJP calls beautification? Nature can’t be compromised for the BJP government’s cosmetic experiments.
@INCIndia @INCWestBengal
#WestBengal #SaveTrees #ChhathPuja #BJPFailed
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Indian Muslims are navigating a difficult political moment marked by mosque demolitions, mob violence, political marginalisation and questions of justice.
But where is the leadership that can articulate these concerns and mobilise people around them?
Maulana Mahmood Madani speaks to @bushrakhanum86 about the crisis of Muslim leadership in India.
Watch here: youtu.be/7p1a7IZ_yns
#BabriMasjid #AyodhyaVerdict #MosqueDemolition
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Umar Khalid: A Terrorist or a Victim?Watch this video and decide for yourself.
A scholar has been languishing in prison for the past six years—not because he has been convicted of a crime, but because he dared to dissent, raised his voice against a discriminatory law, and stood up for the poor, the underprivileged, the marginalised, minorities and Dalits.
Is this justice? Or is dissent being punished?
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An American multimillionaire who gave over $1 million to humanitarian aid in Gaza is sitting in a Spanish prison right now.
James “Fergie” Chambers, heir to the Cox family fortune, has been locked up in Spain since July after the U.S. demanded his extradition. His crime? Funding relief for Palestinians and supporting activists who targeted an Israeli weapons company (Elbit Systems).
U.S. authorities are charging him with money laundering and “material support” tied to protests and transfers he made while living in Tunisia. His lawyers call it political persecution for daring to stand with Palestine under a genocide. He donated to medical care, food, and children’s projects in Gaza while publicly backing the Palestinian right to resist.
This is what “free speech” and “humanitarian aid” look like when you oppose U.S.-backed Israeli policy: billionaire heirs get arrested, extradition requests fly, and solidarity gets criminalised.
Free Fergie Chambers. End the siege on Gaza. Stop treating Palestinian lives as disposable.
#FreePalestine #FreeFergie #EndTheGenocide #StopArmingIsrael
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