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In a significant development on Wednesday, July 3rd, the Legal Rights Protection Forum (LRPF) took decisive action by lodging a formal complaint against Calvary Ministries. This organization is located in the Bellampally area of Telangana and is led by Christian Pastor R Praveen Kumar along with Sharon. The allegations center around serious accusations of cruelty and medical negligence purportedly carried out under the guise of miracle healing.

The landscape of Jammu and Kashmir has undergone a significant transformation. Once a hotspot for violence, stone-pelting, and anti-India protests, the region now sees a new era of development, peace, and prosperity following the abrogation of Article 370. Despite these positive changes, the dissatisfaction of those who once governed the area remains palpable.

The Jharkhand High Court has recently issued a directive to the state government, emphasizing the urgent need to address the issue of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants. This order was passed by a bench consisting of Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad and Justice AK Rai on the 3rd of July. The decision followed the submission of a petition by Daniel Danish, which brought to light a series of concerning activities in the regions close to Bangladesh, particularly in Santhal Pargana.

In a deeply disturbing development from the Fatehpur district in Uttar Pradesh, the police have uncovered the murder of a young child. The tragic discovery was made when the body of a 9-year-old child, initially reported missing from a local Madrassa, was found in a well situated close to the Singhara cemetery. Shockingly, the body was concealed inside a yellow sack, hinting at the gruesome nature of the crime.

In a recent unsettling development at Vikram University, located in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, a controversy has emerged involving Anis Shaikh, a guest professor in the Institute of Pharmacy. Shaikh is facing serious allegations from a group of Hindu students, who claim that he has been biased in grading, favoring religious propagation over educational integrity.

A distressing case of love jihad has surfaced in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, involving a deceitful act by a married Muslim doctor. The doctor, Ahabbar Hussain, cunningly assumed a Hindu identity, calling himself Aman Dixit, to attract a Hindu woman into a relationship, with the intent of forcibly converting her to Islam.

In Hathras, a devastating stampede occurred at a private religious gathering, resulting in significant loss of life. According to various media sources, the death toll has exceeded 100, with some reporting as many as 120 fatalities. It is feared that the number of deaths may continue to rise as numerous individuals are still critically injured and receiving treatment in hospitals. This tragic event happened during a Satsang dedicated to Sant Bhole Baba, and notably, the majority of the victims were women.

In a disturbing turn of events in Kanpur, a lawyer has been accused of kidnapping and assaulting a student after seeing him share a cold drink with the lawyer's daughter. The incident has caused outrage and led to significant legal and community backlash.

Syed Naseruddin Chishty, the Chairman of the All India Sufi Sajjadanashin Council, strongly contested remarks made by Rahul Gandhi during a parliamentary session on Monday. Gandhi, a prominent figure in Indian politics, had made connections between the 'Abhaya Mudra', commonly seen in depictions of Hindu deities, and the electoral symbol of his political party, while extending this analogy to encompass all religions, including Islam. He notably suggested that this gesture resonates across different faiths, despite Islam’s clear stance against idolatry.