Uttar Pradesh

Rashid Khan, accused of threatening and pressurising a Hindu girl to convert and marry him, was arrested in UP's Gorakhpur

The Prayagraj Development Authority completed the construction of the flats in less than a year and a half on the land seized from Atiq Ahmed

Parvez went to his girlfriend's residence to meet her in Ghaziabad and was beaten to death there.

Several leftist media outlets and politicians used the Etah incident to spread caste hatred by spreading fake news pitting Dalit versus upper castes.

Meerut city Qazi Zainus Sajideen criticised the administration for not allowing namaz on the streets.

Like every year, Bakrid in India is witnessing controversy around Muslims imposing their cruel customs on innocent neighbourhoods. Muslim journalists have also started claiming troubles to Muslims celebrating their festival of slaughtering an innocent goat.

Four brothers shot their sister Farhana in broad daylight and hacked her with a sharp weapon in Uttar Pradesh's Mazaffarnagar

Qureshi threatened the girl saying that as soon as she turned 18, he would convert her to Islam. A complaint has been filed under sections 354 (K), 352, 504, and 506 and against religious conversion under sections 3 and 4.

Several Hindu activists raised their voices against the post after which the police took cognisance of the event and arrested Abu Talha under section 505 (promoting enmity, hatred) of the Income Tax Act and section 67 of the Information Technology Act.

The Uttar Pradesh police arrested the accused Khurshid within 24 hours of the complaint. He has been booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act.