Indian Muslims say they're targets of 'bulldozer justice' | DW News

In recent years, India's Hindu Nationalist officials have been destroying houses and businesses to punish alleged criminal activity. Nearly 800,000 people, mostly Muslims, have lost homes or businesses to what's been nicknamed "bulldozer justice." India's Supreme Court has frozen the demolitions, concerned that they're harsh and arbitrary. That order is expiring as the panel meets for its next hearing.