Gujarat Riots

In March 2002, during the post-Godhra riots, Bano was allegedly gang-raped and left to die with 14 members of her family, including her three-year-old daughter.

"We are not inclined at this stage to grant bail," the three-judge bench of the Supreme Court said while hearing the bail applications.

Gujarat government opposed the bail plea of 'activist' Teesta Setalvad by submitting that she served as a ‘tool’ in the hands of politicians during the 2002 Gujarat riots

Fourteen people were killed in the Best Bakery attack on March 1, 2002. The incident occurred two days after 59 Hindus, including women and children, were burnt alive in a train in Godhra

BBC and Wikipedia's legal representatives claimed that they were foreign organisations that were not served properly and that they were appearing in protest

Additional District Judge Ruchika Singla of Rohini Courts has issued the summons to BBC, Wikimedia Foundation and Internet Archive and listed the case for hearing on May 11. The court has given 30 days to the defendants to file written replies to the suit.

Some versions also included that the above act was done with a sword. The woman in question, who died during the riots, and whose foetus was allegedly ripped out, was one Kausar Bano.

NSUI and the Bhim Army Student Federation have announced that they will screen outlawed BBC documentary.

BBC documentary "India: The Modi Question" was screened in numerous areas in Kerala, which prompted protestsby BJP's Yuva Morcha

The BBC Documentary on Gujarat Riots included Tehelka stings of Babu Bajrangi, Haresh Bhatt, rejected by SC as having legally inadmissible.