@VividProwess So Heretic Israhell sent in Mossad to kill some Iranian cops , and a number of protesters to make up a story about "regime" brutality. 😆. You guys are EXPOSED now. What are you going to try and do about that?
@Villgecrazylady ‘israel’ has our tax funded police doing constant arrests for words.
Dr Rahmeh arrested again for the 4th time, 3rd time in just over a month for WORDS.
@ProudBDHindus@sukaajo@NiohBerg I showed you that you're a propagandist in many of your personal posts and reposts.
Do US all a favor and clean your own arse first before pointing out others arses, arsehole.
Bulldozer Actions and Violence in Uttar Pradesh (September-October 2025)
In districts like Bareilly and Sambhal, weeks of arbitrary bulldozer demolitions targeted Muslim households accused of "illegal constructions" or links to protests against anti-Muslim policies (e.g., 'I Love Mohammed' campaigns). The Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation reported dozens of homes razed in violation of Supreme Court orders, displacing families without notice.
The demolitions triggered protests met with police repression, including shootings, arrests, and torture. At least one Dalit-Muslim lynching (Hariom in Rae Bareli) was linked to the heightened tensions, alongside beatings of arrested Muslims who were publicly humiliated. Reports detailed limping detainees emerging from custody, with over 100 injuries from batons and firings. Mob violence followed in some areas, with Hindu extremist groups assaulting displaced residents.
Broader Impact: This contributed to the documentation of 23 state-actor killings in 2025, framing it as "bulldozer tyranny" amid communal-casteist violence
Sahil Ansari, 14 years old, a Muslim teenager from Delhi.
Late November 2025, in Delhi during a wedding procession or public gathering (some accounts describe it occurring amid celebrations).
An off-duty Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) constable allegedly shot and killed him. Reports describe the act as unprovoked or stemming from a minor altercation/dispute during the event, but advocacy groups frame it as part of broader patterns of state-actor violence against Muslims, including excessive force and impunity.
The killing involved a firearm discharge at close range, described in rights trackers as brutal due to the victim's young age, the use of lethal force by a security personnel in a non-combat/civilian setting, and allegations of no immediate justification or provocation warranting deadly response. It resulted in instant or near-instant death from gunshot wounds.
The incident drew condemnation from Muslim advocacy and human rights groups, who cited it as one of two child deaths in state-actor-related killings in 2025 (the other being a 1.5-month-old infant in a Rajasthan police raid in March). Police investigations were initiated, but details on arrests, charges, or outcomes remain limited in public reporting—often highlighting concerns over accountability for security forces. It contributed to the SAJC tally of 23 killings involving state actors (police/security) in 2025, many in urban or civilian contexts with alleged communal undertones.
This fits the pattern of extrajudicial or excessive-force deaths documented in reports, where state-linked violence disproportionately affects Muslims in regions with high polarization. This was a single-perpetrator state-actor killing, but its brutality—targeting a child—amplified outrage in minority rights circles.
January 7-8, 2026, in Godda district, Jharkhand) appears to be the death of Mohammad Athar Hussain (also reported as Muhammad Athar Hussain or Athar Hussain), a 50-year-old Muslim cloth vendor from Nawada district in Bihar. This took place on December 5, 2025, with the victim succumbing to injuries on or around December 11-12, 2025, after several days of treatment.
The assault occurred on December 5, 2025, in Nawada district. He was attacked while returning home on his bicycle after work.
According to family accounts and reports, a group of men stopped him, questioned his identity and residence, and upon realizing he was Muslim, forcibly removed his pants to check if he was circumcised (confirming his religious identity). They then took him to a room or secluded area and subjected him to extreme torture.
The mob used brutal methods, including:
Beating with hot iron rods and sticks.
Breaking his fingers.
Branding/burning with hot objects.
Cutting his ear(s) with pliers.
Strangling him.
Trampling on his chest.
Other severe physical assaults. Family members described it as targeted solely due to his Muslim faith, with no prior personal enmity or criminal dispute mentioned in their statements.
Athar was hospitalized and underwent treatment for about six days before succumbing to his injuries. An initial police FIR reportedly framed it as related to theft (possibly to downplay the communal angle), but the family pushed for a hate crime investigation. Police arrested at least four suspects (named in reports as Sonu Kumar, Ranjan Kumar, Sachin Kumar, and Shri Kumar), with searches ongoing for others.
This was reported as the third mob lynching incident in Nawada district in 2025 (per some local accounts), highlighting recurring communal violence. Advocacy groups and media framed it as part of a pattern of hate crimes against Muslims, often involving identification by religion before assault. Official police narratives sometimes attribute such cases to personal or criminal disputes, but family and rights groups allege targeted persecution with limited accountability.
lynching of Pappu Ansari, a 45-year-old Muslim man in Godda district, Jharkhand state, around early January 2026 (reported January 9, 2026).Pappu Ansari, resident of a village in Godda district (eastern Jharkhand). The attack occurred recently.
A mob beat him to death after accusing him of stealing cattle. This fits a recurring pattern of vigilante violence in India.
The incident highlights ongoing concerns about mob lynchings in India, documented by human rights groups as part of hate crimes against minorities. Police response or arrests are not detailed in initial coverage, but such cases frequently involve delayed or contested investigations.
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