Crime

The situation turned violent with several people, including some policemen, sustaining injuries in the stone pelting. Several vehicles were also set on fire by the attackers.

The Muslim mob targeted the law enforcement authorities after being told to stop their rally owing to security concerns.

Two people were injured after being shot during the violence protests against the Waqf act in Murshidabad, West Bengal

An eyewitness confirmed to India Today that Muslims set fire to an ambulance and assaulted the driver of the vehicle. "We were scared and sitting inside our homes. I had kept my parents, wife and children at home," he narrated.

Union Minister of State for Finance Shri Pankaj Chaudhary handed over a Demand Draft of Rs. 515.31 crore to Justice D.K. Seth (Retd.), Chairman of the Asset Disposal Committee formed for the purpose of restitution of properties to legitimate investors in Rose Valley Ponzi scam

Massive violence erupted in Murshidabad in West Bengal as a Muslim mob protesting against the Waqf Amendment Act clashed with police, set vehicles on fire, threw stones at trains and vandalized railway stations

The Islamists are notorious for perpetrating acts they consider "blasphemy" to target Hindus and create unrest.

The locals were reportedly being lured with money and job offers to convert to Christianity. They were also being instructed not to worship Hindu deities.

Gupta had a gang of 15 men who used to trap innocent girls, sedate them with drugs, sexually exploit them and record their videos to further blackmail them so that the gang members and their customers could keep exploiting them.

On refusing to convert to Christianity, the student was thrown out of he classroom and was not allowed to sit for the examination.