Siddhi Somani

The horrific Love Jihad case that was reported from Ahmednagar, Maharashtra's Umbre village was brought to NCPCR's attention, and it was underlined how poorly the police handled the probe

13 Hindu persons from Rahuri who were arrested by police and released on bail on August 1 were in no way involved in damaging the Masjid

The Muslim family provided the Hindus also with some Muslim-looking clothes. The woman cop was given a burqa and the father-son duo were provided with some T-shirts which had Muslim symbols imprinted on them.

According to the FIR in Jaipur-Mumbai train shooting case, Chetan Singh had requested early release, citing illness.

The official statement issued by the Umbre Gram Panchayat Karyalaya read that the parents of the victim girls and the others from the Hindu community are scared to send their daughters to school and tuition after the recent case of Love Jihad came to the fore from the village.

As per the sources, the around 3-4 girls filed a complaint against tuition teacher Heena for imposing Islamic way of life on them and pushing them into love jihad trap.

Local Hindu community in the Panhalgad town have complained that a Madarsa has been 'illegally' built on the fort of Pavangad

The development was confirmed to OpIndia by complainant Prasad Madhusudan Dandawate of the Pandavwada Sangharsh Samiti. He said that the Court has issued a stay order against the section 144 directive and has allowed members of both the communities to enter into the premises for prayers.

The victim has been recognised as Pushpendra Singh, a native of Jalore, a city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. He had only recently arrived in Kota and had signed up with a coaching facility to get prepped for the NEET exam.

The accused Sayam is said to have threatened the family of the girl saying, "Muslims are converting people all over the world. Nothing wrong can happen to us. We have strong connections. Do not open your mouths. Otherwise we will sell your daughters and kill your son."