Hundreds of Muslims have gathered in the Indian city of Ujjain to protest the partial demolition of a mosque they say is more than 600 years old.
The BJP-led state government says the action is needed to widen roads ahead of the 2028 Hindu pilgrimage.
Some people have asked me if it’s appropriate to compare the September 24th brutal killings in Leh last year with Chinese repression in Tibet!
I don’t blame them for they don’t know what happened that day in Leh as there was a total internet blackout for weeks.
I understand the sufferings of Tibetan friends & have always opposed Chinese repression, but if you had seen what people in Leh went through on that unfortunate day, you might not disagree.
Although Ladakh has always been happy & prosperous in India, the last six years have been different & last year was the worst...
In a small town of 20,000 people four killed brutally, one suicide, 80 injured, 75 arrested with charges like attempt to murder. And it was all done without any firing orders in what's believed to be a stage managed violence.
While in Delhi the parliament came to a halt demanding Amit Shah's resignation for use of pallet guns and lathi charge at Jantar Mantar... Shouldn't he resign for this?
You can watch this clip of police brutality on people sitting on peaceful hunger strike. Rest I leave it to viewers to decide…
#AmitShahMustResign #Ladakh #JantarMantar
Senior police officers seen enjoying the procession at Tank Bund as "Bharat ka baccha baccha Jai Jai Shri Ram bolega" plays.
Meanwhile, IPS officer Bushra Bano was transferred after a video where she greeted viewers with "Assalamualaikum" #DoubleStandards
The BJP got singer Sangit Sarkar, who has performed campaign songs for the Bangladesh Awami League, to sing a song for its campaign. For this, he was paid ₹2 lakh (tax-free) - that's what the @ECISVEEP's records show.
On one hand, there is politics that labels Bengalis in this country as "Bangladeshi" or "Rohingya." On the other, a singer associated with Bangladesh's political campaign music is used for the @BJP4Bengal's campaign.
Who will answer for this contradiction? Had West Bengal really run out of artists?
Dablu Sheikh, 60, and his three sons – 29-year-old Kayem Sheikh, 20-year-old Rajaul Sheikh and 16-year-old Asmaul Sheikh – were picked up by the police.
https://t.co/OJ9AZWg9XQ
Dablu and Kayem had featured on the electoral rolls of West Bengal after the SIR.
@ZamanRokibuz_ reports
India Hate Lab documented 60 incidents targeting Christians across 13 Bengal districts since the BJP took power, including raids on prayer meetings, assaults on women and church vandalism.
https://t.co/tPWL6Wutk0
VERY IMPORTANT
Remember the #Kolkata Olypub controversy ?
In January 2026, content creator Sayak Chakraborty alleged that he had been served beef instead of the mutton steak he had ordered. The video went viral, a poor Muslim waiter was arrested, and the incident quickly acquired a political and communal dimension. Olypub later called it an “unintentional error”.
Now comes an interesting entry in the #BJP’s election expenditure declaration to the ECI.
The document records a payment of Rs 2.5 lakh to a person named Sayak Chakraborty under “Advertisement and Propaganda” in March 2026**
The Olypub video was in January.
The BJP payment was in March.
Is it the same Sayak Chakraborty?
If it is, what was the Rs 2.5 lakh payment for?
Was it for advertising? Content creation? Campaign work? Something completely unrelated?
The expenditure declaration may not provide the answer but the coincidence of the name, the timing and the category certainly warrants a closer look.
So #BJP had spent more than ₹56 Crore after chartered aircrafts and road travel for leaders MINUS #PMModi’s - between April 2nd and May 3rd, 2026 for #BengalElection
That’s the period when the Iran war was at its peak and the nation was told to adopt austerity measures.
Municipal authorities in Delhi, India deployed bulldozers under the cover of night to demolish the Medina Mosque in Shalimar Bagh on September 22. Footage shows demolitions began despite individuals remaining inside the mosque, raising safety concerns among local residents. Local residents allege no prior notice or court order was presented before the destruction began.
The incident comes amid growing anti-Muslim discrimination under India’s BJP-led government and a wider pattern of demolitions targeting Muslim homes, businesses and places of worship