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Mohammad Sajjad
Corona Jihad and Media’s Communal Polarisation
08 Apr 2020
The stigmatisation of Muslims did not begin with the Tableeghi Jamaat in Delhi. It began in Patna, Bihar, several weeks earlier, with a little help from the media.
Syed Ubaidur Rahman
Tablighi Jamaat, Coronavirus and Muslim-Bashing
05 Apr 2020
No doubt India’s Muslims feel angry with the Tablighi Jamaat, but their trust deficit with the government is wider.
Tikender Singh Panwar
Indiscriminate Spread of Covid-19 and Communalism
04 Apr 2020
The sheer failure of the Modi government in providing the bare minimum PPE to those at the forefront of the fight against Covid-19 cannot be veneered by either banging plates or lighting candles.
Pooja Chaudhuri
Police Action on Temple Priest Flouting Lockdown in MP Falsely Communalised
04 Apr 2020
A photograph of a policeman pinning down a Hindu priest has been widely shared by several prominent social media users.
Karwan e Mohabbat
Armed Rioters and Slogans of ‘Jai Shree Ram’
16 Mar 2020
It has been alleged that even as the Muslim colonies of Shiv Vihar witnessed arson, loot and killings, the police did not take any action to stop the rioters.
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Mr Shah, Conspiracy to Accuse Victims Is Not Okay
13 Mar 2020
In this episode of 'Khoj Khabar', senior journalist Bhasha Singh tries to unmask the conspiracy by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to frame those who have actually been victims of violence in Delhi.
Subodh Varma
Delhi: Is Justice Being Done for Victims of Communal Carnage?
10 Mar 2020
The brutal and chilling communal carnage that swept through Northeast Delhi on February 23-26 has left at least 53 people dead, over 200 injured
Ajaz Ashraf
I Visited Nine Broken Mosques and Then I Gave Up
09 Mar 2020
Stories from the past began to haunt me as I hopped from one devastated mosque to another in north-east Delhi, where mobs killed and looted with impunity for well over 48 hours in late February.
Ranjini Basu
Invisible Women and Delhi Riots: Notes from a Relief Camp
07 Mar 2020
When it comes to compensation for losses, the economic losses of home-based workers, mainly women, continue to be hidden from the state’s recognition.
Ram Puniyani
Delhi Violence: Genesis of a Carnage
06 Mar 2020
There is always a pretext for violence against minorities. In 2002, there was the Godhra train burning. Now it is Shaheen Bagh.