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114 Armed Forces veterans write to PM Modi against #MobLynching and supporting #NotInMyName Protest
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Armed Forces veterans write open letter to PM Modi: Condemn targeting of Muslims, Dalits In the letter the Armed Forces veterans said they stand with the ‘Not in My Name’ campaign and that the Armed Forces stand for “Unity in Diversity“…. Continue Reading →
Even privileged Muslims in India’s most cosmopolitan city are gripped by fear. Earlier this month, I walked down Gokhale Road in central Mumbai with a few thousand people. Behind me a woman in jeans and sunglasses raised a placard that… Continue Reading →
JULY 12 1. Dharna to condemn terror attack on Amarnath Yatra Hindu Devotees. Azad Maidan, 4pm, 12/7, Wednesday. Javed Anand, M A Khalid, Noorjehan S Niaz, Feroze Mithiborwala, Nuruddin Naik, Furqan. JULY 11 Kashmiri civil society groups have… Continue Reading →
The Prime Minister has no time or inclination to comment on such important issues even though he loves to tweet inanities. SANJIV KRISHAN SOOD It was a liberating feeling taking part in the “Not In My Name” protest at Jantar… Continue Reading →
lt;< The Preamble to the Constitution of India defines the country as a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic. Over the last few months, this definition has been under attack as self-appointed gau rakshaks attacked, and sometimes lynched, people they suspected had beef… Continue Reading →
Mohammed Wajihuddin| TNN | Citizens hold up placards at Kotwal Garden in Dadar (W) on Monday evening. MUMBAI: Five days after thousands braved the rain to protest mob lynchings at Carter Road in Bandra under the “Not In My Name” campaign, around… Continue Reading →
by Prativa Sarker I’ve been saved by a whisker from lynching, not once but twice. Saved meaning, saved from witnessing. One was on Thursday, in a train compartment, and the other, in distant childhood. In the small town where I grew… Continue Reading →
South Asian Network for Secularism and Democracy Unite against progressing fascism in India The following resolution was adopted at SANSAD AGM June 24, 2017 and is being issued as a news release on June 28 in solidarity with “Not In… Continue Reading →
RENUKA SHAHANE Junaid was lynched by a mob of cruel human beings. I don’t care what religion those lynchers belonged to. Nor do I care what religion Junaid belonged to. I only care about one thing. A group of mean,… Continue Reading →
THE NEXT PROTEST MUMBAI JULY 3, 4PM KOTVAL GARDEN, DADAR , NEAR RAILWAY STATION Mumbai: Several activists, film personalities and youth on Wednesday staged a protest here, opposing ‘community-targeted’ mob lynchings. Actors Shabana Azmi and Konkona Sena Sharma were among… Continue Reading →