Nihang Sarabjit Singh, the arrested accused in the brutal murder of Lakhbir Singh at the Kundli border claimed full responsibility for the barbaric act
Citing sources, Hindustan Times reported that the Jamaat-e-Islami had been fanning communal sentiments in Bangladesh ever since the Taliban took over Kabul.
The RAB found the crude bombs while they were conducting search operations following multiple attacks that took place on Durga Puja pandals across Bangladesh on Wednesday
As blood-curdling videos of recent incidents have surfaced online it has left people to demand answers to the simple question- Who exactly are the Nihang Sikhs?
By withholding this critical information about his religious identity, he managed to win the trust of the victim and then continued to sexually abuse the victim.
The National Commission for Scheduled Castes Chairman Vijay Sampla has sought a report over the killing of the Dalit man from the Director General of Police, Haryana, within 24 hours.
Indian Intelligence agency alerted that the ISI had prepared a 'hit-list' of 200 people, including Kashmiri Pandits who would be murdered to create tension in the valley
Mohan Bhagwat reiterated that the Hindu society must become united, strong, vigilant and active in a way that they neither threaten anyone's existence nor fear others.
A badly mutilated corpse of a man, whose hands were chopped and legs cut, was suspended over a police barricade, reportedly by Nihang Sikhs for allegedly committing blasphemy.
Zee News has shared an audio clip where Lakhbir Singh, the man who was found brutally murdered at the Kundli border farmers’ protest site, is heard begging for his life.
The police officials of East Singhbhum district reportedly barged into the Kashdih Durga Puja pandal and forcibly stopped celebrations, citing Covid rules.
As per reports, in a plea bargain, NSW’s Department of Public Prosecutors dropped eight charges that included the racial hate crime charges against Jood.
BJP MLA Goolihatti Shekhar who was in news recently for raising the issue of rampant conversions in the assembly said that 40 per cent of the churches operating in the state are not officially recognised.
Residents of Soni Faliya in Bharuch say they feel unsafe and threatened because the Muslim residents who have purchased homes in recent years have anti-Hindu mindset and are creating unnecessary clashes