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Journalist Nida, who posts on X as @rebelnida, confronted Deepak Sharma after he allegedly made remarks about her hijab while she was covering the Race Course Mosque in Delhi. In a video of the exchange, Sharma is heard saying, “This is called hijab, learn something. This is culture, this is hijab.” He then allegedly told Nida not to call her head covering a hijab. Nida challenged his remarks, asking, “Are you my father? Who are you to tell me whether I have tied my hijab correctly or not?” She accused him of targeting her attire instead of addressing the issue she was reporting on. Sharma denied making a comment about her hijab, while Nida insisted that he had. She also questioned what she described as hypocrisy among people who comment on Muslim women's hijab while opposing the burqa.

A woman has accused a police constable of harassing her and other members of the public in a video shared on Instagram. In the video, she alleges that the policeman catcalled her, used abusive language and misbehaved with her while she was passing through the area late at night. She also pointed towards his name badge and recorded his face. “Look, guys, this man is harassing girls. He is harassing me in the middle of the night,” she says in the video, accusing the constable of misusing his uniform and threatening members of the public. She further alleged that some police personnel engage in hooliganism instead of protecting citizens

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Two Muslim youths from Hyderabad’s Old City, Mohammed Wahed Ahmed, 25, and Mohammed Hyder Khan, 26, were allegedly attacked by a group of 20 to 25 people while they were working as electricians in Rallagadda Doddi, Shamshabad. Both sustained serious injuries and were admitted to Osmania General Hospital for treatment, according to a complaint raised by Amjed Ullah Khan (@amjedmb), spokesperson of the Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT). Khan alleged that the youths approached the local police station after escaping from their attackers but were denied proper assistance. He brought the matter to the attention of senior police officials and called for an impartial investigation. He also demanded the identification and arrest of those involved, protection for the victims and their families, and action against any police personnel found negligent.

Two Muslim youths from Hyderabad’s Old City, Mohammed Wahed Ahmed, 25, and Mohammed Hyder Khan, 26, were allegedly attacked by a group of 20 to 25 men in Rallagadda Doddi, Shamshabad, where they had gone for electrical work. According to a complaint raised by Majlis Bachao Tehreek (MBT) spokesperson Amjed Ullah Khan, both men sustained serious injuries and were admitted to Osmania General Hospital for treatment. Khan also alleged that after escaping from the attackers, the injured youths approached a local police station but were denied proper assistance. The MBT spokesperson brought the matter to the attention of senior police officials and called for an impartial investigation, the identification and arrest of those involved, and protection for the victims and their families. He also demanded action against any police personnel found negligent in responding to the complaint.

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The administration demolished the homes of Muslim families and bulldozed their betel nut plantations during a recent eviction drive in Kheroni No. 9 in Assam’s Nagaon district.

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