By invoking fascist-era imagery, stripping law-and-order actions of context, and framing Hindu civil society as inherently suspect, the NYT advances a fear-driven narrative that questions India’s democratic choices without directly acknowledging or contesting them.
Investigators in Bangladesh confirmed no evidence that Hindu garment worker Dipu Chandra Das insulted any religion before his mob lynching. RAB checked his Facebook, interviewed locals and coworkers everyone admitted the Prophet Muhammad insult rumor was baseless, sparking unchecked violence.
A fight near Khatima bus stand turned deadly on Dec 12 when Hashim and associates stabbed 24-year-old Tushar Sharma, killing him amid old rivalry. Friends Salman and Abhay injured. Furious locals protested, burned Hashim's family tea stall; police lathi-charged crowds, imposed Section 163. Hashim arrested after shootout, shot in leg. Bulldozer razed encroachment.
In Uttar Pradesh’s Etawah district, a Muslim girl posted derogatory remarks against Hindu deities on social media. Hindu organizations raised objections and filed a...
Ravi has accused the police of being biased. He said the police did not include the names of some influential people in the FIR even though he gave their names.
Late Friday night, tensions flared in Bilaspur after a man identified as Ashraf Khan allegedly urinated at a Shivling, sparking outrage among locals and...
By criticizing Dussehra, Simi Garewal trivialises Goddess Sita's abduction and mocks a Hindu festival that embodies the timeless triumph of dharma over adharma.
While aimed at maintaining harmony, these efforts spark debate over bias, with repeated concerns that Hindus are disproportionately held responsible for clashes, raising questions about the neutrality and purpose of such committees