India communal violence

Unlike a month ago, on August 28, the BJP government prevented communal violence by not permitting a provocative religious procession and taking preventive measures.

“The current plight of Indian Muslims is a direct consequence of Jinnah’s vision and the emergence of copycat Hindu nationalism, which essentially embraces the same idea of religious nationalism.”

Hindus and Muslims clashed violently in Nuh in northern India. The government punished only Muslims for the violence.

“The state prepared the institutional ecosystem for these riots by aggressively pushing its integrationist and majoritarian agenda.”

There is a clear continuum from the events that led up to the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992 to the looming darkness that confronts India today. But it’s not what you think.

Frequent communal clashes will deter global businesses from committing long-term investments in India.

The killing, which follows a string of attacks by Hindu nationalists on religious minorities, represents a dramatic escalation of communal violence in the country.

Hindutva activists are implementing a planned strategy to destroy Muslims, their homes, shops, and way of life.

Muslim-owned shops continued to be bulldozed for almost an hour after the Supreme Court ordered a halt to the demolitions.

Violence targeting Muslims is a recent occurrence in this northeast Indian state.

From being an aberration, hate crimes are becoming an ugly daily occurrence in the country.

The crisis has seen Indians from all faiths and ethnicities coming together to save lives.