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Engineering Student, Another Man Killed in Alleged Assault by Police Personnel in Madhya Pradesh

Engineering Students · Bhopal

Engineering Student, Another Man Killed in Alleged Assault by Police Personnel in Madhya Pradesh

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

A purported CCTV footage of the incident has appeared on social media showing a police constable hitting a youth with baton See the Story

Jay Dholakia, Son of Former BJD Minister, Joins BJP

Naveen Patnaik · Odisha

Jay Dholakia, Son of Former BJD Minister, Joins BJP

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

The BJD may have nominated Jay Dholakia to capitalise on the sympathy factor following his father’s death See the Story

Aakar Patel | World Is Taking Note Amid Surge In India’s Human Rights Violations

Uttarakhand · Uttarakhand

Aakar Patel | World Is Taking Note Amid Surge In India’s Human Rights Violations

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In January, Uttarakhand had passed rules enforcing a Uniform Civil Code. It mandates the registration of live-in relationships with the state authorities supposedly to combat religious conversions via fraudulent marriages. The rules were passed without considering the report of a nine-member panel appointed by the government on the rules See the Story