Subhi Vishwakarma

In July 2023, an Islamist mob attacked the Nuh Cyber Police Station while riots were occurring in the city following the Brijmandal Shobha Yatra. During the Haryana election coverage, Organiser went to Nuh and met with officials stationed at the same Police Station, who shared the data that supports the theory of a link between the attack and rising cyber crimes

In addition to the shifting demographics in the Nuh-Mewat region, fueled by the rise of Tablighi Jamaat activities, the area has gained notoriety for various reasons, including its emergence as a hub for cybercrime and illegal cattle smuggling. This report by Organiser delves into all these aspects, with a particular focus on the recent attack on the Brijmandal Shobha Yatra and the conditions of Hindus in the region since that incident

According to Lakshmi’s account, Javed told her, “My real name is Javed, and now you will have to convert and marry me. If you refuse, I will release all the videos and photos, making sure no one else will want you”

The victim reached Hamirpur only to discover that the man she had been speaking to was actually a Muslim named Mohammad Matloom. She was also confronted by his father, Mehboob, and an unidentified individual. Together, they pressured her to undergo an Islamic marriage ceremony after converting to Islam

Critics argue that while arrests are made, there remains uncertainty about whether those who converted will return to Hinduism or continue dual religious practices, officially listed as Hindu while privately practising Christianity

Another troubling case of forced religious conversion has emerged from Jamia Millia Islamia, a central government-funded institution located in the heart

During questioning, Shazia presented her Aadhaar card, PAN card, Jan Aadhaar card, and SBI passbook. She revealed that after marrying Mohammad Riyaz in 1991, her in-laws added her to their ration card. In 2017, she obtained an Aadhaar card at a government camp in Khatipura

In a deeply disturbing and grisly case, the dismembered body of 50-year-old beautician Anita Chaudhary was found buried at the residence of Ghulamuddin,

Mahaparv Chhath was celebrated with great fervour across Bharat, as Hindus came together with enthusiasm, unimpeded by opposition. Yet, in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana region, the experience of Hindus was markedly different. Surrounded by over 11,000 Muslim households, the Hindu community here faces unique challenges and struggles. When Organiser visited the area, it was not only the obstacles they encountered that stood out but also their remarkable resilience and unity. Despite the odds, the community came together in a spirit of unwavering togetherness, embodying the strength to overcome whatever challenges might arise during this sacred festival

The challenges faced by Murli’s village stand in sharp contrast to the promises of inclusivity championed by central government schemes. Programs like PM Awas Yojana and Ujjwala Yojana aim to benefit every citizen, irrespective of religion or caste. However, regional parties like JMM seem to pursue what Murli calls “Muslim appeasement”