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New law against 'love jihad' and 'land jihad' in 6 months, UCC like Uttarakhand & Gujarat: Suvendu Adhikari’s big promise in Bengal
West Bengal UCC: Suvendu Adhikari has said his government will introduce stringent laws against “love jihad” and “land jihad” within six months and implement a Uniform Civil Code in the state. He said West Bengal would follow Uttarakhand and Gujarat, while announcing a Rs 1,000 crore religious tourism circuit and preparations for next year’s Gangasagar Mela.
‘Let them go to Pakistan’: CJP’s Abhijeet Dipke says Hindu-Muslim politics won’t work in Maharashtra
Abhijeet Dipke addressed a large gathering at Shivaji Park, advocating unity among Hindus and Muslims. The Cockroach Janta Party is protesting against alleged irregularities in electoral rolls and the Election Commission's actions. Numerous notable personalities attended the demonstration, reflecting significant support for the cause. Dipke announced intentions to escalate the movement to Delhi if the Chief Election Commissioner does not resign.
"Revanth Reddy has converted himself into Revanthuddin": Telangana BJP Chief demands apology over CM's Ram-Shiva remarks
Telangana BJP President N Ramchander Rao has condemned comments made by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. Reddy suggested a division between Lord Ram and Lord Shiva based on socio-economic status. Rao accused him of trying to divide the Hindu community for political gain. BJP leaders warned that such remarks would negatively impact the Congress party in upcoming elections.
As NDA partner, TDP bound by Amit Shah's statement on UCC: P Srinivasa Rao
TDP leader P Srinivasa Rao supports the Union Home Minister's statement on UCC introduction. He believes UCC will strengthen national unity and reduce gender bias. CPI(M) state secretary V Srinivas Rao criticizes the BJP's UCC agenda. He claims the BJP uses UCC politics to divert attention from issues. The CPI(M) will oppose UCC and advocate for an equality civil code.
Bangladesh court grants bail to jailed Hindu rights leader; release unlikely
Dhaka's High Court granted bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das in two more cases. His release is unlikely as he faces charges in other ongoing legal matters. Das was arrested in November 2024 on sedition charges, sparking protests and communal tensions. He now has High Court bail in four of six criminal cases against him. However, the sedition bail remains stayed, and a murder trial is underway.
Over 100-year-old temple demolished in Pakistan's Punjab province
An ancient Hindu temple in Pakistan's Punjab province was reportedly demolished. Local groups claim religious zealots destroyed the structure for seminary land. Government officials stated the old temple collapsed due to heavy rains. Minority bodies have urged the Punjab government to take action. They also requested the restoration of the demolished temple.
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CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke advises BJP to follow RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s lead
CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke urged the Bharatiya Janata Party to heed RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's counsel. Dipke stated the ruling party mistakenly believes it surpasses its parent organization. Bhagwat recently asserted that anyone disallowing Muslims in India is not Hindu. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's label for protesting youth was also criticized by Dipke.
'I don't support the rally': Zohran Mamdani opposes RSS chief Bhagwat's New York event
Zohran Mamdani of New York City has indicated that he does not endorse the proposed RSS event. He mentioned the city's potential lack of jurisdiction to obstruct the private gathering. In addition, several civil rights and interfaith groups are protesting Bhagwat's attendance, advocating for Madison Square Garden to cancel the event in light of his role in the organization's global outreach strategy.
Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan will one day reintegrate into India: Baba Ramdev
Yoga guru Ramdev said Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan would eventually “reintegrate” with India and urged patience. He also said no major religion was under threat in India, while calling for stronger national unity and opposing religious conversions.
Suvendu Adhikari announces Rs 10,000 monthly pension for 325 emergency-era protesters
West Bengal's Chief Minister announced a monthly pension of Rs 10,000 for 325 Emergency protesters. These individuals will also receive free travel on government buses and medical assistance. The state government recognized these protesters as 'Loktantara Senani' for their sacrifices. The Chief Minister highlighted the importance of preserving nationalism and Indian culture for the youth. He also mentioned the government's focus on border security and stopping appeasement politics.
CJP eyes grassroots expansion, to unveil roadmap on August 6
The Cockroach Janta Party plans to deepen its reach beyond conventional politics. Their movement focuses on societal awakening and building conscious resistance from the ground up. The party will announce its future strategy and plans on August sixth. Leaders criticized dictatorial governance and emphasized the need for genuine dialogue. They also highlighted the impact of public agitations and youth movements on political discourse.
Ban on Bangladesh's Awami League is move against democracy: Taslima Nasreen
Exiled author Taslima Nasreen opposes the ban on Bangladesh's Awami League party. She criticizes the current political climate and the rise of religious fundamentalism. Nasreen also expressed concerns over minority persecution and the safety of women. She called for the release of Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das. The author believes madrasas should not exist due to alleged radicalization and abuse.
Skit on Ram temple hurt Hindu sentiments: BJP, VHP; Pappu Yadav says protested to 'protect Sanatan'
The BJP and VHP have taken a strong stance against Rahul Gandhi and Pappu Yadav, accusing them of disrespecting Hindu sentiments through a dramatic demonstration in Parliament about supposed embezzlement related to Ram temple donations.
Protests in New York, San Jose in support of Sonam Wangchuk
Activists demonstrated in New York and San Jose supporting Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike. Protests occurred in London and Dublin, demanding fair treatment for students. The group urged the Indian government to address exam irregularities and student concerns.
Protest erupts in Indore over killings of Hindus in Bangladesh
BJP workers in Indore protested against the alleged atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. They expressed anger and sadness over the events. A letter will be sent to the Swedish government to withdraw the Nobel Peace Prize from Muhammad Yunus. The central government is intervening diplomatically. Similar protests occurred in London outside the Bangladesh High Commission.
VHP, Bajrang Dal rally in Agartala over attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal members protested in Agartala, demanding Indian government intervention against alleged atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh. Protesters cited escalating targeted violence since August last year, including recent incidents of arson and the killing of a Hindu youth. They urged direct action and humanitarian passage for marginalized Hindus.
Congress MPs express solidarity with Bangladesh's minorities with message on handbags
Congress MPs, led by Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, protested in Parliament for two consecutive days, demanding justice for Hindus and Christians facing atrocities in Bangladesh. Carrying handbags with slogans supporting Bangladeshi minorities, they urged the government to intervene and ensure justice.
Indian-Americans to protest against attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh
Indian-Americans are organizing protests in Washington, D.C., and Chicago to denounce the escalating violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. They are urging the Biden-Harris administration and the international community to intervene and protect the Hindu minority from further attacks by radical Islamists, which have reportedly surged since August.
Tripura: Protest outside Assistant High Commissioner's office over atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh
Protesters in Agartala have condemned the mistreatment of Hindus in Bangladesh, leading to a trade boycott by the Indo-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry. An Agartala hospital has halted services for Bangladeshi patients. Various organisations and political leaders have urged Bangladesh to protect its Hindu minorities. Demonstrations also took place in Ulukandi, calling for an end to these atrocities.
Shiv Sena holds anti-Bangladesh protests in Jammu, urges PM to ensure safety of Hindus
Shiv Sena members protested in Jammu against the violence targeting Hindus in Bangladesh. They burned an effigy and the flag of Bangladesh. The protesters demanded Prime Minister Modi's intervention to protect Hindus. They urged for permission to visit Bangladesh and support the affected Hindu community. The Shiv Sena wants the attacks raised at the international level.
Hindus in Muslim-majority Bangladesh rally to demand protection from attacks
Tens of thousands of Hindus protested in Bangladesh, demanding protection from recent attacks and the repeal of sedition charges against community leaders. The rallies highlight increasing violence and harassment against minorities following the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Concerns are rising as human rights conditions deteriorate under interim leader Muhammad Yunus.
Protest erupts outside White House over violence against Hindus in Bangladesh
On Friday, protesters rallied outside the White House demanding justice for minority Hindus and others in Bangladesh amid recent violence following Sheikh Hasina's resignation. Demonstrators, including activists and the Bangladeshi diaspora, urged intervention from new caretaker leader Muhammad Yunus and called on U.S. officials to address the situation.
Hindus in Pakistan's Sindh province stage protest over abduction of community members in Kashmore
Three members of the Hindu community - identified as Mukhi Jagdish Kumar, Sagar Kumar and Jaideep Kumar - have been in dacoits' captivity after they were recently intercepted by them.
Assam protests led by true Hindus: Ex-CM Tarun Gogoi
Former CM Tarun Gogoi has said that Assam’s anti-CAA protests are being led by those who believe in the teachings of Gita and Vedas and the ideals of Srimanta Sankardeva and Mahatma Gandhi.
Pak Hindus protest harassment by Muslim clansmen
The Hindu community Pakistan's Sindh province staged a protest against alleged harassment by a local Muslim clan
Hindus protest in Pak against kidnappings for ransom
Pakistan's minority Hindus protested outside Balochistan provincial assembly in Quetta against increasing incidents of abduction.
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