n the wake of strong opposition from the media, civil society and the opposition, the Government has decided to backtrack from implementing the newly added section of the Kerala Police Act, 2011, that would muzzle all types of free speech and opinion through any medium.
he first complaint regarding Love Jihad has been registered in Bareilly after the UP Government passed a law against Love Jihad. The complaint was registered against a Muslim man for pressurising Hindu girl to change her religion to Islam for marriage.
Bollywood music composer Wajid Khan from the famous Sajid-Wajid duo breathed his last on 1st June 2020 due to COVID-19 complications at a very early age of 42. The composer had multiple issues and was on the ventilator during his last days.
A Muslim youth named Shahid had abducted a minor girl by luring her in love. He was released on bail after being arrested in the case. When he came out, he kidnapped the girl again.
An inflammatory graffiti hailing terror outfits Lashkar-e-Toiba and Taliban surfaced here on the occasion of the 12th anniversary of the 2008 Mumbai attack, prompting the Police to launch an investigation to find out the culprits behind it.
A few days ago the mastermind of 26/11 attack on Mumbai, Hafiz Saeed was sentenced 10 years of imprisonment by Pakistan Court. However, it is being revealed that he is running the terrorist organisation from his residence at Johar Town rather than being in the prison.
The Kerala High Court 23rd November passed orders to restrict activist Rehana Fathima from disseminating her opinions and comments through any visual and electronic medium in connection with a case filed against her for the usage of the word ‘gomatha’ (mother cow) as a substitute for meat during one of her cookery shows.
The Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan has signed an ordinance to incorporate the controversial Section 118 (A) in the Kerala Police Act, making defamation, intimidation and insulting of any person on social media, a punishable offence, with imprisonment of up to five years or a fine of Rs. 10,000 or both.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on 19th September busted a Pakistan-sponsored Al-Qaeda module planning to attack vital installations in India and being motivated to carry out terror strikes in multiple places including Delhi NCR.
Bob Blackman, MP of ruling party in Britain tabled a proposal in the British Parliament in the commemoration towards the Kashmiri Hindus who were forced to leave Kashmir by Jihadi terrorists and religious fanatics 30 years ago.