OpIndia Staff

Congress leader Digvijaya Singh resorts to fear-mongering by comparing Jamia riots with the 2002 Gujarat riots

West Bengal has been turned into a war zone after anti-CAA rioters had unleashed chaos in the state. Several trains had been damaged, railway stations vandalised and buses have been burnt.

Soon after Yediyurappa had taken oath as CM, there was a proposal to change the name of the canteen to Annapoorna. 

The anti-CAA rioters in West Bengal have been resorting to endless vandalism and arson attacks. DCP Yadav was chasing the persons behind the Sankrail railway station vandalism when a local mob hurled bombs at the police.

Khader claimed that PM Modi and Amit Shah are trying to 'divide the country in the name of religion' after returning to power. Calling the CAA 'unconstitutional', Khader said that they will never submit the documents to prove that their citizenship.

The accused identified as Maruti Sarode (38) is a daily wage labourer from Nanded

Kafeel Khan was booked under section 153-A on the 13th of December for his speech in Aligarh which was allegedly provocative and an attempt to vitiate the atmosphere and spread communal disharmony.

Upholding the 2017 verdict, the apex court dismissed the review petition saying “it did not find any error on the face of it."

Shockingly, the parts of Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir and Aksai Chin are also missing from the Indian map in the infographic posted by Farhan Akhtar.

Each day it's becoming clearer that these so-called ‘student movement’ against CAA is actually a well planned and coordinated effort to fan communal violence.