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On 10th September this year, the Gandhi scion painted a doomsday image of India and cast aspersions on the religious freedom, enjoyed by the Sikh community, in the country.

Zakir Naik also claimed that PM Modi's representative had asked him to support the government on Article 370. He said that he supports the freedom of Kashmiris and the removal of Article 370 is against the Constitution.

In its verdict, the Bombay High Court claimed that the government has no responsibility to ensure that citizens are not exposed to 'fake or false information.'

Tension erupted in Dharavi slum in Mumbai on Saturday after hundreds of Muslim residents gathered on a road and opposed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's plan to demolish an alleged illegal portion of a mosque.

Earlier, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan said that he was "hurt and shocked" by the controversy over the alleged use of animal fat in Tirupati Laddu Prasadam given at Tirumala Temple in Tirupati

In the meantime, prominent Bangladeshi media began discounting the religious motivation behind the attack by presenting it as a conflict between 'Bengalis and tribals.'

Former TDP Chairman and YSRCP leader YV Subbareddy had earlier denied all allegations of animal fat adulteration in ghee used to make the Laddu prasadam. He claimed that only organic ingredients were used in the preparation of Prasadam.

The infamous case of 'caste discrimination in Cisco', which was based on similar subjective lies, has now fallen apart due to lack of evidence. Given that the IAMC 'survey' is not a court case, respondents do not need to provide any shred of evidence to back their claims.

As reported earlier, The accused Maulvi, Shabbir Raza, was arrested on 18th August from Malsi village in Uttarakhand's Rudrapur. Raza arrived in Malsi only two months before his arrest as he was earlier living in Rampur Shahbad. The heinous crime came to the fore when one of the minors narrated her ordeal to her family members on 16th August.

A report by New York Times claims that the Hezbollah pagers that exploded by a company set up by Mossad in Hungary for this purpose