Communal Riots
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Rs 30,000 Wedding Fraud: Cow Vigilante Bittu Bajrangi's Baraat Returns Home Without Bride
Cow vigilante Bittu Bajrangi was allegedly duped of Rs 30,000 by a man on the pretext of arranging his marriage, police said on Friday.
-
Kapil Sibal Slams Amit Shah Over "No Riots Under BJP Rule" Remark
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Monday termed as "another jumla" Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks that riots don't take place under BJP rule.
-
Man Shot Dead In Rajasthan's Bhilwara, Internet Shut For 48 Hours
Internet service was suspended in Bhilwara city for 48 hours after a Muslim man was shot dead and his brother got wounded in the same attack, police said on Thursday.
-
Those Who Disturb Peace Should Be Identified, Punished: Delhi Top Cop
People who disturb peace and harmony should be identified and punished according to law, Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana said on Wednesday during his visit to northeast Delhi which was hit by communal riots last year.
-
Find Inquiry Reports On 13 Communal Riots Since 1961, Home Ministry Told
The Central Information Commission has directed the Home Secretary to depute an official to find out the status of 13 inquiry commission reports on communal riots in the country since 1961, which Home Ministry officials claimed it did not have.
-
Mamata Government Doing 'Appeasement Politics' In West Bengal: BJP
The BJP on Thursday launched its "Save Bengal" campaign from Rajghat in Delhi in the wake of the Basirhat communal riots, and alleged that there was a "constitutional breakdown" in the state due to the "appeasement politics" of the Mamata Banerjee government.
-
Hindus In Bengal Worry About Kashmir - Like Impact On Them
"What Bengal thinks/does today, India thinks/does 20 years hence" was the common refrain one used to hear not long ago, but the happenings in the recent years in the state have brought about an altogether different perception which can safely be paraphrased to say that "What Kashmir did to Hindus 20 years ago, West Bengal is doing now."
-
Fresh Violence In West Bengal's Basirhat After Police Lathicharge, Several Injured: 10 Updates
After about half a day of calm, violence erupted again late on Thursday afternoon in Basirhat, a town 100 km from Kolkata, after the police used batons on angry crowds who alleged that cops were detaining only Hindu youth for the last three days since riots began. The area's legislator Dibyendu Biswas, of the ruling Trinamool Congress was present d...
-
'5,000-Strong Crowd Came With Pistols, Weapons': A Gujarat Village, Seared
The stream of mourners at the home of Ibrahim Belim has not thinned since the weekend, when a crowd of about 5,000 people attacked the main Muslim neighbourhood in the village of Vadavali in north Gujarat
-
Muzaffarnagar Riots Case: BJP Legislator Sangeet Som Surrenders, Gets Bail
BJP legislator Sangeet Som today surrendered before a local court after a bailable warrant was issued against him in connection with a 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots case in Uttar Pradesh.
-
Why Jamshedpur Saw Two Days of Clashes
Hasan Ahmed lives right behind the Gandhi Maidan, and was out on the streets where the clashes first started in Jamshedpur on Monday.
-
Election Commission probes Amit Shah's 'revenge' remark in riot-hit area
BJP leader Amit Shah's "revenge" remarks made at a rally in Uttar Pradesh have come under the scrutiny of the Election Commission.
-
Muzaffarnagar riots: 248 people chargesheeted by SIT
The Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing the Muzaffarnagar riot cases has so far filed chargesheet against 248 people in connection with the 48 different cases, SIT sources said today.
-
Concerns about communal violence in India: US
The United States continues to express concern about communal violence in India, the Obama Administration has said strongly refuting reports that it has gone soft on the Gujarat communal riots in 2002 and the alleged role of its Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
-
Muzaffarnagar violence confirms Centre's grave concerns
This weekend's communal clashes in Muzaffarnagar in Western Uttar Pradesh in which 26 people have died confirm what the union government has been bracing for - the near and present danger that political parties will try to polarise Hindu and Muslim voters in states like Bihar and Karnataka ahead of the national elections, due by May.
-
Rs 30,000 Wedding Fraud: Cow Vigilante Bittu Bajrangi's Baraat Returns Home Without Bride
Cow vigilante Bittu Bajrangi was allegedly duped of Rs 30,000 by a man on the pretext of arranging his marriage, police said on Friday.
-
Kapil Sibal Slams Amit Shah Over "No Riots Under BJP Rule" Remark
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal on Monday termed as "another jumla" Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks that riots don't take place under BJP rule.
-
Man Shot Dead In Rajasthan's Bhilwara, Internet Shut For 48 Hours
Internet service was suspended in Bhilwara city for 48 hours after a Muslim man was shot dead and his brother got wounded in the same attack, police said on Thursday.
-
Those Who Disturb Peace Should Be Identified, Punished: Delhi Top Cop
People who disturb peace and harmony should be identified and punished according to law, Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana said on Wednesday during his visit to northeast Delhi which was hit by communal riots last year.
-
Find Inquiry Reports On 13 Communal Riots Since 1961, Home Ministry Told
The Central Information Commission has directed the Home Secretary to depute an official to find out the status of 13 inquiry commission reports on communal riots in the country since 1961, which Home Ministry officials claimed it did not have.
-
Mamata Government Doing 'Appeasement Politics' In West Bengal: BJP
The BJP on Thursday launched its "Save Bengal" campaign from Rajghat in Delhi in the wake of the Basirhat communal riots, and alleged that there was a "constitutional breakdown" in the state due to the "appeasement politics" of the Mamata Banerjee government.
-
Hindus In Bengal Worry About Kashmir - Like Impact On Them
"What Bengal thinks/does today, India thinks/does 20 years hence" was the common refrain one used to hear not long ago, but the happenings in the recent years in the state have brought about an altogether different perception which can safely be paraphrased to say that "What Kashmir did to Hindus 20 years ago, West Bengal is doing now."
-
Fresh Violence In West Bengal's Basirhat After Police Lathicharge, Several Injured: 10 Updates
After about half a day of calm, violence erupted again late on Thursday afternoon in Basirhat, a town 100 km from Kolkata, after the police used batons on angry crowds who alleged that cops were detaining only Hindu youth for the last three days since riots began. The area's legislator Dibyendu Biswas, of the ruling Trinamool Congress was present d...
-
'5,000-Strong Crowd Came With Pistols, Weapons': A Gujarat Village, Seared
The stream of mourners at the home of Ibrahim Belim has not thinned since the weekend, when a crowd of about 5,000 people attacked the main Muslim neighbourhood in the village of Vadavali in north Gujarat
-
Muzaffarnagar Riots Case: BJP Legislator Sangeet Som Surrenders, Gets Bail
BJP legislator Sangeet Som today surrendered before a local court after a bailable warrant was issued against him in connection with a 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots case in Uttar Pradesh.
-
Why Jamshedpur Saw Two Days of Clashes
Hasan Ahmed lives right behind the Gandhi Maidan, and was out on the streets where the clashes first started in Jamshedpur on Monday.
-
Election Commission probes Amit Shah's 'revenge' remark in riot-hit area
BJP leader Amit Shah's "revenge" remarks made at a rally in Uttar Pradesh have come under the scrutiny of the Election Commission.
-
Muzaffarnagar riots: 248 people chargesheeted by SIT
The Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing the Muzaffarnagar riot cases has so far filed chargesheet against 248 people in connection with the 48 different cases, SIT sources said today.
-
Concerns about communal violence in India: US
The United States continues to express concern about communal violence in India, the Obama Administration has said strongly refuting reports that it has gone soft on the Gujarat communal riots in 2002 and the alleged role of its Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
-
Muzaffarnagar violence confirms Centre's grave concerns
This weekend's communal clashes in Muzaffarnagar in Western Uttar Pradesh in which 26 people have died confirm what the union government has been bracing for - the near and present danger that political parties will try to polarise Hindu and Muslim voters in states like Bihar and Karnataka ahead of the national elections, due by May.
