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Rajasthan: Hindu tailor in Alwar receives bomb threat, letter from PFI threatens him to shut shop

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“Rajasthan: Hindu tailor in Alwar receives bomb threat, letter from PFI threatens him to shut shop”, Opindia, December 11, 2023:

“On Saturday (9th December), a Hindu tailor in Rajasthan’s Alwar district filed a complaint with the police after reportedly receiving a death threat from the banned radical Islamist outfit Popular Front of India (PFI).

The victim was identified as Sohanlal Jatav. The tailor claimed that about two weeks ago, he received a handwritten letter containing explicit threats of bombing and death.

The letter, which was said to have been written by PFI, gave Jatav time until 31st December to shut down his store in the market and embrace a fair price in exchange. It stated that the three stores that Jatav owns in the market supposedly belong to the Muslim community and threatened him to shut them up…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

Uvaish Ansari booked reportedly for raping a minor girl: Satara

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In a disturbing incident reported in Maharashtra’s Satara district, an accused identified as Uvaish Ansari has been booked by the Maharashtra Police for sexually assaulting a minor girl and threatening her. Ansari also took derogatory pictures of the minor and used them to coerce her into further sexual exploitation, according to the victim’s complaint.

The crime unfolded in 2021 when the girl was 17 years old. The complainant, in a report filed on 4 December this year, stated that she initially encountered Ansari while playing an online PUB-G game in 2021. Ansari, hailing from Hamidpur, Uttar Pradesh (UP), developed a ‘friendship’ with the girl, leading to conversations on WhatsApp and engagement on various social media platforms.

The interactions continued for about a year until February 2023, when Ansari insisted on meeting the girl in person. Upon his arrival in Satara, the duo visited a nearby fort named Ajinkyatara. It was during this encounter that the accused molested the girl and took derogatory photos, subsequently using them to blackmail her. He coerced her into accompanying him to a local residency lodge, where he sexually assaulted her and recorded a demeaning video on his phone.

Ansari then allegedly threatened the girl, claiming he would expose the compromising photos to her parents and villagers if she did not comply with his sexual demands. Although the incident occurred in February, the accused continued to harass the girl over social media platforms, demanding explicit photos through Snapchat and threatening to distribute derogatory content to her parents.

The terrified girl refrained from seeking help for several months but finally disclosed the incident on 1 December after Ansari informed her of his visit to Satara. The girl’s family promptly reported the sexual assault to the District Police Station.

The First Information Report (FIR) has been registered under sections 354A, 354D, 376(2)(n), and 506 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Additionally, sections 12 and 8 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act have been invoked against the accused. Ongoing investigations would uncover further details surrounding the case.

The incident sheds light on the escalating crimes against women in Maharashtra, as highlighted in a recent report by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB). Maharashtra ranks fourth in the country for recording rape cases against women, following Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh. The state reported 2,904 incidents of rape and 2,295 cases of murder in 2022, according to the NCRB report. Additionally, Maharashtra saw a significant surge in rioting cases, securing the top position in this category, as per the report.

A Hindu shopkeeper and his mother attacked by Islamists: Meerut

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In a shocking incident in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, a Hindu shopkeeper named Ashish and his mother were reportedly subjected to a near-lynching by individuals identified as Mohd Parvez, Mohammad Danish, Mohammad Dilshad, and Mohammad Sameer. The altercation ensued after the shopkeeper requested payment from the accused for the food they had purchased.

The confrontation took a violent turn as the group allegedly attacked Ashish and his mother, posing a severe threat to their lives. The attackers have been identified as Islamists, and the incident has sparked concerns about communal tensions in the region.

Police swiftly intervened, leading to the arrest of all four individuals involved in the assault. The legal proceedings are expected to follow, and the authorities are likely to investigate the motive behind the attack.

The incident raises questions about the safety and security of shopkeepers and individuals belonging to Hindu communities. It highlights the need for vigilant law enforcement and community harmony to prevent such acts of violence and maintain peace in the region. Local authorities are urged to conduct a thorough investigation to uncover the underlying factors related to this incident.

Hindu Woman Denied Water in University Due to Non-Muslim Identity: Pakistan

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In recent news, yet another distressing incident highlights the discrimination faced by Hindus in Pakistan. A video has gone viral depicting a Hindu woman being prohibited from drinking water in a Pakistani university library simply because of her non-Muslim identity. The emotional footage captures the woman breaking into tears as she recounts the undignified treatment because she was non-Muslim.

The woman’s revelations shed light on the pervasive religious discrimination in Pakistan, particularly the abduction and forced conversion of minor and economically disadvantaged minority girls. She emphasizes that these vulnerable individuals are targeted because they are perceived as easy prey. This disturbing reality has become the woman’s motivation to stand up against persecution, turning her personal experience into a journey for justice.

Drawing attention to historical context, Gandhi’s fast unto death in 1948 was undertaken to persuade the Bharatiya government to grant Rs 55 crores to Pakistan. It underscores the generosity of the Hindu community, contrasting it with the current state of affairs in Pakistan. Pakistan may have forgotten its dependence on Bharatiya water, but the pain and discrimination faced by Hindus in the country remain genuine.

Water plays a fundamental natural role in Asstan, as Bharat’s lower riparian Pakistan country relies on over 78 per cent of Bharat’s water inflows. Pakistan is facing economic challenges, with 39.3 per cent of its population living below the poverty line as of 2020-21.

The demographic landscape has also witnessed a significant decline in the Hindu population in West Pakistan since Partition. According to the 1941 census, Hindus constituted 14.6% of the population, but due to instances of torture, killings, rape, and forced conversions, they now make up only 2.14%. It questions the teachings that Pakistan has embraced if it has fundamental rights such as access to water based on religious identity.

This alarming situation raises concerns about the path to prosperity for a nation that appears to be grappling with both internal discrimination and external dependencies. The woman’s plea serves as a poignant reminder that a country cannot thrive by perpetuating discrimination, nurturing terrorists, and relying on the goodwill of others without addressing the core issues within its borders.

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Historic, constitutionally upholds Parliament’s decision: PM Modi on SC verdict on Article 370

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday dubbed the Supreme Court’s verdict on the abrogation of Article 370 as “historic”, and said it constitutionally upholds the decision taken by Parliament and is a resounding declaration of hope, progress and unity of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Prime Minister also assured the people of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh that the government’s commitment to fulfilling their dreams remains unwavering, and it is determined to ensure that the fruits of progress not only reaches them but also extend their benefits to the most vulnerable and marginalised sections of the society who suffered due to Article 370.

In a post on X, the Prime Minister said, “Today’s Supreme Court verdict on the abrogation of Article 370 is historic and constitutionally upholds the decision taken by the Parliament of India on 5th August 2019; it is a resounding declaration of hope, progress and unity for our sisters and brothers in Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh.”

“The Court, in its profound wisdom, has fortified the very essence of unity that we, as Indians, hold dear and cherish above all else,” Modi said.

He said, “I want to assure the resilient people of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh that our commitment to fulfilling your dreams remains unwavering. We are determined to ensure that the fruits of progress not only reach you but also extend their benefits to the most vulnerable and marginalised sections of our society who suffered due to Article 370.”

His remarks came after the Supreme Court’s Constitution bench on Monday upheld the abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution while announcing its judgment on a series of petitions challenging the abrogation of Article 370 and the division of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union territories.

The five-judge bench also ordered the Election Commission to hold elections in Jammu and Kashmir by September 30, 2024.

(This article has been published via a syndicated feed)

Calcutta HC expresses ire over pay structure of contractual employees in state govt

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A division bench of the Calcutta High Court on Monday expressed ire over the pay structure of the contractual employees of the West Bengal government.

The division bench of Justice T.S. Sivagnanam and Justice Hiranmay Bhattacharya observed that the tendency of passing the buck in case of government services is because of the poor pay structure of the contractual employees.

“With such a kind of pay structure of the contractual state government staff, what more one can expect from them,” the Chief Justice observed on Monday.

The division bench made this observation pertaining to a case regarding the difficulties faced by individuals for enrollment for Unique Disability Identity Card (UDID), a Union government initiative to create a national database for persons with disabilities (PWDs). Accordingly, a portal was introduced in 2017 through which the individuals concerned could enroll their names for the UDID. However, the state government in West Bengal opened a separate portal of its own for the enrollment purposes.

However, since then there had been rampant complaints in West Bengal that whenever someone was trying to enroll his or her name for UDID through the portal, the latter was showing them as already “enrolled”, following which many faced problems in getting their UDISs.

A non-government organisation (NGO) filed a PIL in the matter and while hearing on the case at the division bench on Monday, the role of the contractual employees came under question from the Chief Justice.

“The doctors are not expected to do everything. Almost 80 per cent of the employees in state-run hospitals are contractual staff. They are entitled to a monthly allowance ranging between Rs 10,000 and Rs 12,000. What more can be expected from them,” the Chief Justice observed.

He also questioned the rationale behind the state government opening its own portal for that purpose since there is a central portal in the matter. He also questioned why the state government was not sharing the state figures with the central portal.

(This article has been published via a syndicated feed)

Dr Dilip Amin’s book navigates the complexities of Hindu-Muslim marriages

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In this literary work, the author strives to present an unbiased perspective on Hindu-Muslim relationships, delicately navigating the sensitive terrain without judging any religious beliefs. Drawing inspiration from 1200+ accounts shared on InterfaithShaadi.org, the author sheds light on the critical distinctions between these two religions. The primary objective of this book is to foster awareness about potential challenges arising from religious disparities in such relationships.

Book on Hindu-Muslim relationships

It is important to note that the author’s intention is not to criticize any particular religion. Instead, the focus is on informing young individuals engaged in Hindu-Muslim relationships about potential situations that may emerge due to differences in religious backgrounds. The narrative is carefully crafted to maintain a balanced and objective stance supported by verifiable data.

The book incorporates 45 real-life stories of individuals experiencing love, encompassing relationships between Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains. Each story provides a unique perspective, allowing readers to resonate with the varied experiences shared within the pages.

On page 25, the book features ten questions and answers directed to both Muslims and Hindus engaged in love relationships. While these questions may pose challenges, they aim to assist couples in navigating potential obstacles, ultimately contributing to the possibility of a lasting and happy married life. Additionally, the book delves into aspects such as scriptures, government laws governing interfaith marriages and divorces, the nuanced discussion of love Jihad, and insights into the experiences of Bollywood celebrities like Saif and Kareena.

This comprehensive work is a valuable resource for couples navigating Hindu-Muslim relationships, offering a wealth of information, personal anecdotes, and thoughtful reflections on the intricacies of interfaith love.

The book, authored by Dr. Dilip Amin, explores the complexities of Hindu-Muslim relationships, delving into various aspects such as love stories, marriage, and interfaith dynamics. The content is organized into six chapters, covering Hindu-Muslim marriages, love stories, Sikh-Muslim and Jain-Muslim marriages, scriptures, and marriage/divorce laws. The book includes personal experiences from individuals like Deepa, Noreen, Sweta, Gita, Surinder, Sanjay, Tabassum, Dr. Manu, Madhavi, Tasneem, Jameela, Kajol, Dimple, Urvi, Jameel, Nadeem, Eman, Alpa, Falguni, Yogin, Toral, Aditi, Wasim, Sujan, Madiha, Chetna, Chitra, and Shyam.

The chapters explore topics such as the possibility of Hindu-Muslim marriages, the Muslim marriage contract (Nikaah), perspectives on Hindu-Muslim relationships, and the phenomenon of love jihad. The book also covers Sikh-Muslim and Jain-Muslim marriages, incorporating real-life stories from individuals in these relationships. It addresses questions related to conversion, societal expectations, and challenges faced by couples. Additionally, the book discusses relevant scriptures and marriage and divorce laws and includes a glossary and endorsements from InterfaithShaadi.org.

About the author

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Dr. Dilip Amin, the author, is recognized for his work in promoting interfaith understanding and is associated with organizations like Interfaithshaadi.org, HinduSpeakers.org, and the Peninsula Multifaith Coalition, California. He has a wealth of experience guiding 1200+ individuals in interfaith relationships. He is a certified speaker at the Islamic Networks Group and a Dharma Ambassador at the Hindu American Foundation. His numerous books are the culmination of his insights and aim to provide guidance and understanding for individuals navigating the complexities of inter-religious relationships.

Will delete forged names from the NRC list: Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma

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On Sunday, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said the government is planning to delete the names from the NRC list, who had enrolled their names by forgery.

“We are gradually making a big plan that those who enrolled their names in the NRC by making forgery, we will try to delete those names. We will try to bring those forgery into light. To start the process, we have already started consultation with the experts.”

The statement of the Assam CM is very important. The statement has come at the time when there was an allegation that a large number of people’s names were enrolled in the final list of NRC by forgery.

Sarma also said, “Personally, I feel the date of detection and deportation of foreigners should be the year of 1951. But as a government, we have to accept the year of 1971.”

Recently, AIUDF President Badruddin Ajmal raised his objection regarding the process of NRC. He blamed Congress for the NRC mess. In a rally in Dhubri, Ajmal said, “We are not bangladeshi. It was congress, who built detention camp here. It was congress, who had created the NRC problem. It is congress who put Bangladeshi tag on our foreheads.”

Notably, Ajmal’s party represents mainly Bengali-speaking Muslim population of Assam. He has immense popularity among Bengali-speaking Muslims who are generally referred a ‘Miyan Muslim’. Miyan Muslim term is widely used in Assam to identify Muslim immigrants from Bangladesh. Ajmal and his party AIUDF has always opposed NRC.

Around 3.30 crore people had applied to be included in the NRC. Among them, nearly 40 lakhs names were excluded from the draft list which was published on July 30, 2018. Among them, around 36.28 lakh people had claimed for inclusion in the NRC list and around 2 lakhs had registered their objections.

‘Fake news, peddled by Pakistani Intelligence’: Bharat rejects report on MEA’s “secret memo” targeting Khalistani terrorists

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“‘Fake news, peddled by Pakistani Intelligence’: India rejects report on MEA’s “secret memo” targeting Khalistani terrorists”, Swarajyamag, December 11, 2023:

“The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Sunday (10 December) night strongly denounced a recent media report as “fake” and “completely fabricated”.

The article, published by the American online media platform, The Intercept, implied that India had issued a “secret memo” in April aimed at implementing “concrete” measures against Khalistani terrorists, including Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Arindam Bagchi, the spokesperson for MEA, refuted the allegations, stating that the report is merely a component of an ongoing “sustained disinformation campaign” targeting India…..”

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Uttar Pradesh: Mukhtar Ansari’s prime aide Nagar Panchayat president Riyaz Ansari’s house bulldozed in Ghazipur

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“Uttar Pradesh: Mukhtar Ansari’s prime aide Nagar Panchayat president Riyaz Ansari’s house bulldozed in Ghazipur”, Opindia, December 10, 2023:

“The Yogi Adityanath government’s bulldozer has been relentlessly pursuing Mukhtar Ansari and his associates from interprovincial gang 191. On the 10th of December morning, the Nagar Panchayat President and the mafia’s main assistant Riyaz Ahmed Ansari’s house located at Mauza Abdulpur in Ghazipur’s Bahadurganj was the target of police action. He also used to run his camp office from here.

He is accused of abusing his position to build an illegal construction without obtaining the necessary permits on his wife Nikhat Parveen’s property which was bulldozed by a combined police and revenue team before sunrise at 5 am. The unauthorised portion was built on 760 square feet of land without approval of the construction map.

The action was initiated on the report of the Administrative Officer, Nagar Panchayat, Bahadurganj in the presence of Deputy Collector Kasimabad and other officials. The perpetrator is currently absconding and authorities also announced a reward of Rs 25 thousand on him on 9th December. Cops have already arrested his wife…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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