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08/11/2025

In Delhi’s GTB Hospital, a Muslim woman wearing a burqa was reportedly denied entry into the women’s ward. Hospital authorities allegedly told her that “burqa-clad women are not allowed inside”.

08/11/2025

RJD alleged that CCTV cameras in the Samastipur strong room were turned off for half an hour. The party accused the Election Commission and local administration of giving false excuses such as power failure, low battery, and lack of a generator. RJD said these incidents show “zero credibility” and demanded an end to what it called the tricks of “vote theft" in Bihar.

08/11/2025

RJD claimed that numerous VVPAT slips from EVMs were found lying on the road near KSR College in the Sarairanjan Assembly constituency of Samastipur. The party accused the Election Commission of negligence and demanded an inquiry, alleging that the Commission was acting under the influence of “democracy’s dacoits” who had come to Bihar from outside to manipulate the polls.

08/11/2025

Cricketer Umesh Yadav joined Bageshwar Dham’s Acharya Dhirendra Krishna Shastri during the ongoing Sanatan Hindu Ekta Padayatra 2025. Speaking at the event, Yadav said, “This is all because of God’s blessings. We are just doing God’s work. Everyone should know about our religion and God. This padyatra is to unite Hindus, and all Sanatani brothers should support it. It was God’s wish that I could come here.”

08/11/2025

Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has endorsed Baba Bageshwar and his Pad Yatra campaign, calling for a “Hindu Rashtra.” His support has sparked discussions online, with many questioning the involvement of public figures in religious-political movements.

A court in Bareilly has rejected the bail pleas of Ittehad-e-Millat Council (IMC) chief Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan and fi...
08/11/2025

A court in Bareilly has rejected the bail pleas of Ittehad-e-Millat Council (IMC) chief Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan and five others arrested for allegedly attacking police personnel during the September 26 violence over the “I Love Mohammad” posters controversy.

According to Additional District Government Counsel (ADGC) Mahesh Pathak, Raza had urged members of the Muslim community to gather at Islamia Maidan on the day of the incident despite prohibitory orders being in place. When police tried to disperse the crowd, violence erupted and a mob reportedly pelted stones at security forces.

“The rioters also snatched a rifle from the gunner of the Superintendent of Police (City) and a wireless set from a police jeep,” Pathak told PTI.

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A Kashmiri doctor working at a private hospital in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has been arrested for allegedly putting up...
08/11/2025

A Kashmiri doctor working at a private hospital in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has been arrested for allegedly putting up posters in support of the banned militant outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) in Srinagar.

The doctor, identified as Adil Ahmed from Anantnag district, was tracked down after Srinagar Police launched an investigation into the appearance of several pro-JeM posters across the city.

According to officials, CCTV footage showed Ahmed pasting the posters in different parts of Srinagar. Following this, a team from Srinagar Police, with help from the Special Operations Group and local Saharanpur authorities, raided a private hospital on Ambala Road on Thursday and detained him.

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Where My Freedom Lies?, a new documentary produced by Millat Times and directed by award-winning journalist Meer Faisal,...
08/11/2025

Where My Freedom Lies?, a new documentary produced by Millat Times and directed by award-winning journalist Meer Faisal, will premiere on November 18 on the outlet’s official YouTube channel. The film explores the long shadow of the 2006 Mumbai train bombings, which killed more than 180 people and left hundreds injured.

The documentary tells the story of 13 men who were arrested and branded as terrorists in the aftermath of the attacks. Through their personal accounts, it exposes how they were allegedly tortured into giving false confessions and spent years behind bars before being acquitted by the courts.

The film is not only about the men who were accused but about what their ordeal says about freedom and fairness in India.

Where My Freedom Lies? delves into the emotional and psychological toll of wrongful imprisonment, showing how the accused and their families have struggled to rebuild their lives after being stigmatized as terrorists.

The film also raises larger questions about state accountability, civil rights, and the misuse of anti-terror laws. Nearly two decades after the bombings, it aims to spark a conversation about justice in a system where fear and prejudice often shape the fate of the innocent.

08/11/2025

In Haldwani, Uttarakhand, Muslim cleric Maulana Hasmat Ali was allegedly stopped by a biker who demanded he say "Jai Shri Ram." When the cleric refused, the man reportedly threatened him. Ali stood his ground and recorded a video of the confrontation.

A special court in Uttar Pradesh on Friday acquitted former state minister Azam Khan in a case accusing him of spreading...
08/11/2025

A special court in Uttar Pradesh on Friday acquitted former state minister Azam Khan in a case accusing him of spreading enmity, misusing an official letterhead, and making defamatory remarks against the BJP, the RSS, and prominent Shia cleric Maulana Syed Kalbe Jawad Naqvi.

Delivering the verdict, Special ACJM (MP/MLA Court) Alok Verma said the prosecution failed to provide enough evidence to support the charges and noted that the case was barred by limitation. The court pointed out that the alleged incident took place in 2014, but the FIR was filed five years later in 2019, making it time-barred under Section 468 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC).

The defence also argued that the complaint was not filed by an aggrieved person. It was lodged by Allama Amir Naqvi on behalf of Maulana Kalbe Jawad, who, according to the court, had not suffered any defamation himself. Referring to Section 199 of the CrPC, the judge said that only the person directly affected, or someone legally authorised on their behalf, can file a defamation case.

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08/11/2025

In Delhi, YouTuber Deepak Kumar and his associates filmed a video at Humayun’s Tomb using a toy gun, claiming that the Arabic inscriptions on the tombs carried a “26/11 message.” They also made objectionable remarks about the heritage site while recording the video.

08/11/2025

In Madhya Pradesh, newly recruited police officers at the Police Training School are being made to recite verses from the Bhagavad Gita as part of their training.

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