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(The Wire) After the 'encounter' on November 15, the J&K lieutenant governor ordered a probe into the matter after families accused the police of killing innocent civilians.

(Scroll.in) The pastor won a court stay on notices about religious conversion. A day later, he was arrested – based on a complaint by a man who denies making the statement.

(Scroll.in) The Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns disrupted the education of millions of students in India. When schools reopened, many never went back.

(Scroll.in) In almost every case, the police claim that the person was shot as he tried to snatch service weapons or was trying to escape custody.

Nikhila Henry In Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai’s home district Haveri, a Dalit Christian preacher Chandrakanth B Komalapu, 51, is faced with an ironic crisis. While Chandrakanth has not been able to convince his son, 23-year-old Moses Sandesh, who is a practising Hindu, to adopt Christianity, he was attacked in …

(Scroll.in) Human rights organisation People’s Union for Civil Liberties has documented 39 incidents of violence against the community.

Shahzeb says police have no evidence against his brother but we don’t understand why courts have not set him free.

(Al-Jazeera) Activists in the disputed region under increasing pressure as New Delhi’s targeting of rights groups intensifies since 2019.

(The Wire) In the last two months, Christians in Madhya Pradesh have come under various degrees of attack from Hindutva groups over allegations of 'illegal conversions' backed by zero evidence.

(Scroll.in) The residents of Oting village say army personnel tried to hide the killings, and when confronted, opened indiscriminate fire at them.