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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent speech during an election rally sparked outrage for its Islamophobic remarks, labeling Muslims as "infiltrators" and propagating harmful stereotypes. Modi's rhetoric, echoing sentiments from his Bhartiya Janata Party, risks inciting violence against Muslims and deepening societal divisions. It's crucial for the Muslim world to recognize and condemn Modi's dangerous rhetoric, urging Indian Hindus abroad to reflect on their stance towards Muslims and their leader.

A female candidate from Modi's party, gesturing arrow at a mosque in Hyderabad, reflects India's strategic agenda. Hindutva government's targeting of mosques aligns with RSS ideology, resonating globally. Despite oppression, Modi receives awards from Muslim countries, emboldening Islamophobia. Muslim nations must demand an end to persecution and Islamophobia in India.

The Modi government in India is actively promoting hatred towards Islam, sparking concern among both Indians and Muslims worldwide. Despite receiving recognition from Muslim-majority nations, questions arise about Modi's anti-Islamic rhetoric and policies. Instances such as the production of disrespectful items depicting the Kaaba highlight the severity of the issue. Urgent intervention from Muslim-majority nations is needed to address the growing Islamophobia emanating from India.

Bittu Bajrangi, a self-styled cow vigilante and convicted criminal, gained notoriety for orchestrating communal clashes and enforcing his version of law. His actions reflect a broader trend of vigilante groups emerging in India since Narendra Modi's rise to power in 2014. Despite concerns about criminal influence, Modi has been honored by several countries, raising questions among activists and human rights defenders worldwide.

Masjid Imams faced attacks in two states. Imam Zakir Khaja assaulted for refusing to chant 'Jai Shree Ram'. Imam Mohd Kamran attacked while having tea. Complaints filed after Hindus alleged Madrasa students attacked their homes. Police initially refused Muslim complaints. Medical reports ignored; Hindus' case stronger in court. Muslim youth and women flee fearing arrest.

In Sambalpur, Odisha, a bomb attack near a mosque injures three individuals, leading to the swift arrest of a 19-year-old suspect claiming personal revenge. Authorities rule out communal motives. Amidst rising hate crimes nationwide, security measures tighten in the area. While investigations continue, calls for communal harmony and stringent measures against such atrocities echo across the nation.

In India, Hindu festivals are increasingly being exploited to target Muslims, marking a troubling shift in societal dynamics under Prime Minister Modi's leadership. Traditional celebrations now serve as platforms for intimidation, with reports of religious processions and coercive actions, particularly during events like Holi. The complicity of political allies and impunity for perpetrators deepen concerns over minority rights and the erosion of secular values.

Instances of unjust treatment towards Indian Muslims, including false accusations leading to severe consequences, have created a climate of fear within the community. Despite media coverage, recent acquittals of falsely accused individuals went unreported, highlighting disparities in attention. Tragically, lives have been lost, and futures impacted, emphasizing the lasting effects of such injustices.

Muslim students at Gujarat University in Ahmedabad faced a harrowing ordeal when Hindutva extremists attacked them for praying on the hostel premises due to the absence of a nearby mosque. About 200 assailants barged into the hostel, injuring at least five students from various countries. Videos shared online depict the vandalism and Islamophobic violence, exacerbated by police inaction and insensitive remarks from university authorities. The incident underscores the urgent need for global condemnation and solidarity against religious bigotry and discrimination.

Wasim Sheikh, a painter who lost both arms in an accident, saw his small shop demolished by the BJP government in Madhya Pradesh. Falsely accused of stone pelting, he faced pressure to deny the demolition. Communal tensions led to further demolitions, sparking outrage from AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi against BJP's actions.

The Modi government's demolition of a Mosque and three madrassas in Gujarat's Kutch region sparks controversy over minority rights. Reports of similar actions against properties of the Razzaq brothers in Jamnagar deepen concerns. These events highlight broader issues of religious freedom and governance in India, prompting national and international attention and debate.

In Delhi's Inderlok area, police interrupted Muslim Jumah prayers, kicking worshippers. The incident reflects a disturbing trend of injecting hate into the public sector since Narendra Modi's rise to power. Hindu-Muslim tensions escalate, with some perceiving Islam as antithetical to Hinduism. The attack aims to sow fear among Muslims, discouraging attendance at Jumah prayers and congregating in crowded mosques.

Wakeel Hassan, renowned for his heroism in rescuing 41 miners, faces government backlash as his house in Delhi is bulldozed without warning. Formerly hailed a national hero, Hassan now finds himself homeless with his family. Despite owning the property since 2013, authorities proceeded with the demolition, prompting Hassan to threaten an indefinite fast unless compensated with another house.

The Modi government's actions in Assam, India, signify a significant shift in legal frameworks governing Muslim practices, sparking controversy and condemnation. Scrapping the Muslim marriage act and imposing stringent measures against Islamic institutions underlines a broader trend of policies that impact Muslim communities. These actions, coupled with the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code, raise concerns about religious freedoms and cultural diversity in India.

The Modi government's adoption of Israeli-style property demolitions targeting Muslims sparks legal scrutiny in India. Rajasthan authorities demolish 12 Muslim houses and eradicate crops over alleged cow slaughter. Police involvement in illicit activities leads to suspensions. Villages deserted as women and children remain after the demolitions, highlighting broader societal impacts beyond property damage.

In a heart-wrenching incident, Shahnawaz was shot by police during routine activities, sustaining critical injuries including a shattered shoulder and chest wound. With two young children to support, his ability to work is compromised. The recent mosque demolition, preceding a pending court judgment, has exacerbated tensions, sparked violence and left many like Shahnawaz without livelihoods. His brother's plea questions the government's actions amidst ongoing turmoil.

Arnab Goswami, an anti-Muslim TV anchor in India, proudly announces the inauguration of Ram Mandir. On national television, he claims a global Hindu awakening, crediting Narendra Modi for constructing one of the largest Hindu temples in the heart of the Arab world.

Violence erupted in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, following the demolition of a mosque and madrasa, leaving two dead and 250 injured. Enraged Muslims protested, confronting police, while some Hindu youth incited further chaos. The communal divide deepens, fueled by hate rhetoric since Modi's party took power. Last year's Dharam Sansad in Haridwar worsened tensions, advocating for Muslim extermination. Discrimination against Muslims extends to housing in Dehradun and parts of Karnataka.

Renowned Islamic scholar Maulana Mufti Salman Azhari faces controversy after a police complaint in Gujarat, prompting his arrest by Mumbai police. Supporters rally for his release. Meanwhile, Hindutva leaders incite violence against Muslims with impunity, advocating rape and murder, yet evade consequences. The situation highlights escalating tensions and religious intolerance.

Amidst global discourse on recent Hindu temple inaugurations and the biased survey of the Archaeological Survey of India, an 800-year-old Masjid Akhonji, in Delhi, was secretly demolished by the Delhi Development Authority. Imam Zakir Hussain alleged forceful actions and the vandalization of a Madrasa and destroying Quran and Madrasa books and food of the students. The International Council of Indian Muslims (ICIM) revealed that over 300+ mosques have been demolished since 1992, with 36,000 listed in the Hindutva-driven Reclaim Temples campaign.

Following the Ram Mandir inauguration, oppression against Muslims escalates as Hindutva extremists incite communal clashes, with police arresting hundreds of Muslim youths without cause. Organizers of provocative rallies face no consequences due to their support for Narendra Modi. Despite global praise, Modi's discriminatory policies persist, prompting reflection on the plight of Muslims in India.

India witnesses’ attacks on minority groups amidst the inauguration of a Ram temple by Prime Minister Modi. Hindutva extremists rampage through Muslim neighborhoods, vandalizing properties and chanting religious slogans. These incidents signal a departure from constitutional values and raise concerns about the erosion of India's secular democracy. International allies express alarm over the rise of ultra-nationalism and discrimination against minorities.

Recent events suggest a shift in India's non-violent history, with accusations of international misconduct. From Canada to the US, allegations include assassinations and espionage. Watch the comprehensive overview. Stay tuned to understand the geopolitical implications and the global reach of Indian activities, especially concerning anti-Muslim affiliations.

Israeli writer Avi Lipkin's video predicting "Greater Israel" from Lebanon to Saudi Arabia sparks controversy. Lipkin envisions taking Makkah, Madinah, and Mount Sinai, facing criticism for aligning with political Zionism's historical goals. Analysts suggest Israel could easily influence neighboring countries after dealing with Gaza and Hezbollah. The plan aligns with Theodor Herzl's vision, aiming for regional dominance.

In June 2023, hate crimes surged in northern India targeting Muslims, with Hindutva groups forcing families to leave. In 2024, a video revealed the trend persisted as Hindutva supporters harassed a Muslim shopkeeper for displaying "Jai Shree Ram." This reflects growing tensions since the BJP government took power, eroding peace in Uttarakhand and India.