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Maharashtra CID arrests 24 more people in the Palghar lynching case, 133 arrests made so far

Maharashtra Crime Investigation Department (CID) has arrested at least 24 more accused who were reportedly absconding after the Palghar Lynching incident

West Bengal: Home Dept issues advisory, warns strict action against those circulating false news regarding the communal violence in Telinipara

WB police have detained thirty-seven people in connection to the communal clash which broke out in West Bengal's Telinipara on Sunday.

Jharkhand: New details emerge in Jamtara incident where one Jamshed Ansari had removed barricades placed by the villagers to enforce lockdown

Jamtara police have lodged an FIR against 13 identified and 40 unidentified miscreants based on the complaint lodged by one Gautam Kumar

Jharkhand: Hindu and Muslim groups come face to face in a village after one Jamshed Ansari removes barricades preventing outsiders’ entry

Seeing the tension escalating between Hindus and Muslims in the village, elders from both communities intervened and pacified the people. No complaint has been lodged.

Majority are Christians, they don’t like outsiders, they kill Sadhus – Shekhar Gupta’s website concludes it is “not communal violence”

The Print tries to prove Palghar lynching was not communal violence by saying tribal Christians in the area don't like outsiders

Hapur, UP: Muslim youth attack Hindus suspecting them of disclosing the location of Tablighi Jamaat members, five injured

Police in Hapur have arrested six rioters and lodged a complaint against several unknown miscreants who are now absconding

Jaisalmer: Negligence of local police arises in the communal murder case of Hindu man, kin claims FIR skipped mention of physical assault

On the 4th of April, a Hindu man named Revant Singh (called Rewat Singh in certain places) was assaulted in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan by a group of Muslim youths for lighting a lamp on the occasion of Ram Navami.

‘Fatwa’ pamphlets issued by terrorist Hafiz Saeed circulated in Aligarh, police registered FIR

The Superintendent of Police has said that this is an attempt to fume the community as the pamphlets were carrying objectionable content that may result in communal clashes.

Hindu family in Meerut plans to leave the village after Muslim neighbours kill their pet dog, harass them: Report

Ramcharitra's family have alleged that Shabbir's family had beaten their pet dog to death and have been harassing them.

SC refers UP govt’s plea against Allahabad HC judgement ordering removal of posters of anti-CAA rioters to a larger bench

A Supreme Court vacation bench comprising Justice UU Lalit and Justice Aniruddha Bose said that the matter involves "issues which need further consideration by a bench of sufficient strength" and referred it to a larger bench for consideration next week.

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