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PRESS RELEASE: To divert attention from pushbacks from West Bengal and non-verification of 2,360 foreigners, Border Guards Bangladesh raising alleged presence of its own armed group, PCJSS, in IndiaBangladesh Elections: 16 Minority Hindu Houses Set Ablaze, 17 Hindus Murdered from 1 December 2025Bangladesh: Death threats to Buddhist MP candidates in the CHT, no free and fair electionsBangladesh Elections: 15 Minority Hindus Murdered In 45 Days – Inclusive Participation Not FeasiblePRESS RELEASE: Former Prime Minister Hasina and her colleagues’ conviction is a farce, miscarriage of justice for the victims as real perpetrators are not being punished
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Is the protest against citizenship bill justified? | The Newshour Debate

October 23, 2018March 26, 2019 Admin Comment(0)

The Newshour @ 10

23 OCTOBER 2018 | TIMESNOW

‘Persecuted Hindus not welcome. Protests against the citizenship bill. Parties oppose ‘Hindutva design’. BJP supports ‘refuge for Hindus’ #CitizenshipBillFaceOff

https://www.timesnownews.com/videos/shows/news/is-the-protest-against-citizenship-bill-justified-the-newshour-debate-23-oct/13237 

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Assam NRC: Rights body says over one lakh tribals excluded, The New Indian Express

September 2, 2019September 2, 2019 Admin

The New Indian Express02 September 2019 Human rights body ‘Rights and Risks Analysis Group’ said about 25 per cent of about 36,000 Reangs in Hailakandi district were excluded from the NRC. GUWAHATI: Amidst the assertions by political parties and organisations that the National Register of Citizens (NRC), the final list of which was published on Saturday, […]

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IPI, IFJ urge Modi to prevent increasing use of sedition laws against journalists, Deccan Herald

October 22, 2020October 23, 2020 Admin

Deccan Herald 22 October 2020 Two international media organisations have shot o a joint letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take urgent action to “prevent the increasing use” of sedition laws and other legal sanctions against journalists and ensure that they “can work without harassment and fear of reprisal”. Two international media organisations have […]

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Prime Time, Oct 1, 2018 | UP Police Given Free Hand to Kill Anyone?

October 1, 2018August 31, 2019 Admin

NDTV Published on Oct 1, 2018 On Prime Time, we ask whether the police personnel of Uttar Pradesh think they have been given a free hand to kill anyone without being questioned. Can the police take law into their own hands? An employee of Apple in Lucknow, Vivek Tiwari was allegedly shot dead by the […]

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  • PRESS RELEASE: To divert attention from pushbacks from West Bengal and non-verification of 2,360 foreigners, Border Guards Bangladesh raising alleged presence of its own armed group, PCJSS, in India
  • Bangladesh Elections: 16 Minority Hindu Houses Set Ablaze, 17 Hindus Murdered from 1 December 2025
  • Bangladesh: Death threats to Buddhist MP candidates in the CHT, no free and fair elections
  • Bangladesh Elections: 15 Minority Hindus Murdered In 45 Days – Inclusive Participation Not Feasible
  • PRESS RELEASE: Former Prime Minister Hasina and her colleagues’ conviction is a farce, miscarriage of justice for the victims as real perpetrators are not being punished

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