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SP leader Azam Khan’s university in Rampur raided by police, hundreds of books and manuscripts stolen from madrasa recovered
More than 9000 books from Madrasa Aliya in Rampur stolen, some of them found in Azam Khan's University
8 new cases of land grabbing lodged against ‘land mafia’ Azam Khan
Eight new cases of land grabbing in Rampur district of Uttar Pradesh have been filed against SP leader Azam Khan for forcefully grabbing the lands of farmers for his university.
Azam Khan says Muslims are paying the price of not joining Pakistan after the partition
Azam Khan has claimed that the 'mob lynching' incidents are Muslims getting punished for not going to Pakistan in 1947. Khan, however, does not mention anything about scores of Hindus who have been killed by Muslim mobs in the country.
SP leader Azam Khan faces threat of arrest as 13 FIRs registered against him in land grabbing cases
Rampur police said that criminal case against Azam Khan and Alay Khan was registered after verifying all the facts
SP leader Azam Khan to be listed as land mafia on the Anti-Bhoo Mafia portal of Uttar Pradesh government
Azam Khan will be listed as land mafia considering his long history of involvement in land grabbing cases
Wooden crosses removed from Panchalimedu, Kerala HC directs government to find out who owns the land
The Kerala High Court while hearing the petition today asked whether the land belongs to the government or the Devaswom board. The government has been given 10 days time to respond to this.
Kerala government intervenes to stop removal of illegal crosses planted at Panchalimedu near Sabarimala: Reports
A village officer had given the Church time until today to remove the crosses. However, after the intervention of the state government, the revenue department has now stalled the process claiming it to be a matter of 'faith'.
Church in Thanjavur prevents residents of Nirmala Nagar from constructing a Ganesha temple on community land
The Church has opposed the construction despite the judgement of the Madras High Court.
Village officer issues order to demolish and remove crosses planted by Church on encroached land near Sabarimala
Crosses have been planted on the sacred lands of Panchalimedu, believed to be a place inhabited by Pandavas during the 12 years of exile.
Church aided by Kerala’s communist govt now accused of sponsoring land-grabbing in sacred forestland around Sabarimala
Four decades ago, the Christian organisations had made a similar attempt to grab the Sabarimala lands in Nilakkal by claiming that they had unearthed a stone cross established by Jesus' apostle Saint Thomas in 57 A.D.
