Religion Archive

In a deeply distressing case from Chandan Nagar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, yet another incident of Love Jihad has surfaced, shaking the conscience of the community. A 24-year-old Hindu woman has accused a man named Arshad Pathan of deceitfully posing as a Hindu man named Harish to manipulate her into a relationship. The shocking revelations in the complaint bring to light the extent of the alleged deceit and coercion involved.

The banned Khalistani outfit ‘Sikhs for Justice’ (SFJ) has leveled serious accusations against the Russian Embassy in Canada, alleging its involvement in the assassination of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The claims, made public on Wednesday, December 18, suggest a coordinated effort between the Russian Embassy and India’s intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RA&W), to track and eliminate Nijjar.

On Wednesday, December 18, a distressing incident emerged from Basaha Mafi village, situated in the Phoolbehad police station area of Lakhimpur Kheri. A widow, overwhelmed by continuous harassment from members of the Muslim community, decided to put her house up for sale. She made her plight public through a poster that read: "Muslimo se pareshan hokar ghar chodna chahte hai. Makan bikau hai (Fed up of Muslim harassment, we intend to sell this house)."

A deeply disturbing incident has emerged from Charbagh Railway Station in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, leaving the city in shock and disbelief. The lifeless body of an 5-year-old Hindu minor boy was found in a rail yard, marking the tragic end of a heinous crime. The victim, who had traveled to Lucknow with his mother, Kanchan, from Rajasthan, fell prey to a brutal act of violence.

On November 24, the town of Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh witnessed a violent eruption when a large mob turned aggressive during a court-ordered survey at the Jama Masjid. The situation escalated when approximately 2,000 individuals gathered outside the mosque, with reports suggesting that many others from neighboring areas joined the commotion. The angry mob, unwilling to disperse upon the police’s request, resorted to stone pelting and arson, setting vehicles ablaze and creating chaos.

The accused, identified as 30-year-old Sameer Mansur, is originally from Bihar and has reportedly been working as a technician in Jammu and Kashmir. The woman involved is employed with a travel agency based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. According to police reports, Sameer allegedly established contact with the woman, who hails from Kujang in the Jagatsinghpur district, through an online gaming platform in 2022. In the initial stages of their acquaintance, he is said to have hidden his real name and religion, introducing himself as "Sameer Kumar" from Bihar.

A horrifying and distressing crime has emerged from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, where the dismembered body of a 50-year-old beauty salon owner, Anita Choudhary, was discovered. She had been reported missing by her husband, Manmohan Choudhary, on October 27 at the Sardarpura police station. Anita’s remains, "divided into six pieces and wrapped in plastic bags," were buried in a deep pit near the home of the main suspect, Mohammad Gulamuddin Farooqi, whom the authorities are urgently trying to locate.

In a deeply unsettling incident, an evening meant for religious harmony turned violent during the celebration of Sharad Purnima in Rajni Vihar, Jaipur. A peaceful kheer distribution event, held under the Karni Vihar police station area, took a dark turn when a group of people arrived uninvited, causing chaos and violently attacking attendees with knives.

In the latest wave of violence targeting the minority Hindu community in Bangladesh, a terrifying attack unfolded at a Durga Puja mandap in the Tanti Bazar neighborhood of Dhaka city. The incident marks yet another heartbreaking moment in the ongoing Islamist aggression that has plagued the Hindu population in the country.

In a classic case of saying one thing and doing another, the Muslim community in Shimla’s Sanjauli area has done a spectacular U-turn. After initially presenting themselves as the epitome of law-abiding citizens, eager to demolish the illegal floors of the mosque in response to local Hindu protests, they are now singing a different tune. The same people who once confidently nodded in agreement to remove the unlawful construction are now preparing their legal arsenal to challenge the very demolition they had supposedly agreed to. Seems like demolition was all fine and good until it came time to actually swing the wrecking ball!